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Many of us are currently getting sticker shock when we fill up our vehicles at the gas station these days. It is no secret that gas prices are very high right now. This fact has caused many folks to consider whether they should enter the market for a more fuel-efficient vehicle. If you are kicking around the idea of shopping for a commuter-friendly vehicle, you should make a stop at Lithia Ford of Klamath Falls. We have many new Ford models, as well as pre-owned vehicles, that might be of interest to you.

Over the last few years, there has been a bigger emphasis on climate change. It is clear that our world is changing, so some of our habits need to change too. It is one of the reasons that many automakers, including the Ford brand, has bolstered its electric and hybrid lineups. If you are in the market for a new vehicle, it might be time for you to explore what the Ford brand has to offer when it comes to eco-friendly options. Lithia Ford of Klamath Falls is where to begin your search.

Does the idea of owning an electric vehicle excite you? Do you wish that there was a high-end truck you could own with an electric powertrain? With the unveiling of the all-new 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning, you will soon have all of your wishes come true. It is the Ford brand's first foray into having all-electric pickup. There are many things about this truck that are very intriguing to drivers. Lithia Ford of Klamath Falls, in Klamath Falls, OR, is where you can learn all about this pickup.

#Ford is committed to reducing our planetary impact. Watch how we’re testing making vehicle plastics from CO2.https://t.co/YkInvj7j6T

— Ford Drive Green (@FordDriveGreen) May 17, 2016

The problem: burning fossil fuels like petroleum releases harmful levels of carbon dioxide.

The solution: remove carbon from the air and store it as something solid.

What can do this? Trees, other plants, and Ford.

Ford Motor Company has been working with a New York-based company called Novomer, which specializes in capturing carbon dioxide emissions from industrial sources, and converting it into