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Fan of funny? You’ve likely seen Jerry Seinfeld’s show, Riding in Cars with Comedians Drinking Coffee. It’s pretty much exactly what you’d imagine: comedians, classic cars, steaming cups of java and lots of laughs.

Ford created a funny video of its own. It features two Chicago-based comedians, Natalie Jose and Tim Barnes, who show us what it’s like for working comedians after a late show at a night club. They tour the city in a Ford Focus, which, we were proud to note, handles beautifully on the brightly-lit streets they pass through.

As colder months settle in, drivers begin to look for ways to maintain fuel economy in the midst of the high winds. Looking to learn how you can make the best financial decisions to help you get where you need to go? Check out the article below from AutoGuide.com. It's sure to squash some of those myths you've been questioning.

Right now, we're in the thick of the holiday season. Presents must be bought and wrapped. Cookies must be baked and eaten. Trees must be chopped down and decorated. At Coggin Deland Ford, we know you've got a lot going on this month -- and most of it involves travel. Ease your conscience on the road as the holidays approach by checking out Ford's winter driving etiquette tips in the link below.

Some people think driving drugged doesn't have the same impact as driving drunk -- or driving distracted, for that matter. But did you know that drugged driving increases the driver's chance of being in a severe crash by up to 30 percent? Ford is looking to educate young drivers in particular about this concern through the release of the automaker's Drugged Driving Suit, which simulates physical impairments one would experience while under the influence, such as tunnel vision, hand spasms, and even noise distractions.