There are few pleasures in life that compare to getting behind the wheel of a beautifully crafted vehicle and exploring the open road and city. It’s the roar of the engine, the breeze as the wind flows around you with the windows down and it’s the massaging seats. Wait what? One of these things is not like the other. Modern luxuries like the ones we see in cars today provide us insight into what we can expect from the driving experience moving forward. Whether we are setting out on an adventuresome road trip, meeting friends for dinner in the city or just taking a ride around the block. The vehicle you drive says so much about your personality and how you value your time on the road.
I am working with Ford to showcase just how their beautiful line up of vehicles gets me to my destinations in style. Having the pleasure to get behind the wheel of the all-new Ford Explorer was something like I’d never experienced in a car. The Explorer Platinum grabbed my attention with a distinctive grille with satin-chrome finish, dual integrated chrome exhaust tips and 20-inch bright-machined wheels with dark-painted Pockets. Sounds pretty sexy, doesn’t it? Well the interior is just as impressive. With a dual-panel moonroof and unique Nirvana leather accents, you’ll be riding in style. On warm days, your passengers will enjoy the cooled second-row bucket seats. Also standard is a leather-wrapped steering wheel with real wood accent and unique stitching. Just like a custom-tailored outfit, this vehicle is designed to the last inch.
So where did I take my Explorer to see the city?
For a bite to eat, I hit up local dining hot spots like Trinity Groves and brunch at Oddfellows.
For shopping, find me at my favorite stores at West Village Dallas like Suitsupply, Banana Republic and Rye51
To get away from it all, I drive over to Klyde Warren Park or take in a movie at Alamo Drafthouse
The possibilities really are endless and paired with my business casual look inspired by the Ford Explorer, you’ll be well suited for adventures ahead.
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