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​Maple Valley is a place where people need dependable vehicles. Many residents commute long distances to Bellevue, Redmond, Seattle or the Kent Valley. Others work in construction and the trades, keep horses or livestock on acreage, or spend weekends at Lake Wilderness and on the trails of Tiger Mountain and the Cedar River. Whatever your routine, this page will help you find the right Ford and show you why Evergreen Ford is worth the drive.

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For drivers in North Bend, Snoqualmie, Fall City, Preston and the rest of the Snoqualmie Valley, the nearest Ford dealership is just down I-90 in Issaquah. Evergreen Ford is the first full-line Ford store you reach heading west from the mountains, which makes us the natural choice for valley residents who want to shop, buy and service their Ford without a long trip into Bellevue, Renton or Seattle. Life in the Snoqualmie Valley asks a lot of a vehicle. You might commute to the Eastside every weekday, cross Snoqualmie Pass for work or skiing, tow a trailer to a campsite…

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Evergreen Ford in Issaquah If you live on the Sammamish Plateau, the closest full-line Ford store is right down the hill. Evergreen Ford sits in Issaquah, a short drive from Pine Lake, Klahanie, Sahalee, Trossachs, Inglewood and the Sammamish Town Center. Most Sammamish drivers reach us by heading south on East Lake Sammamish Parkway or by taking Issaquah-Fall City Road down to Issaquah. That means you can test drive a new Ford F-150, Bronco, Explorer or Mustang Mach-E without fighting I-405 traffic or crossing into Bellevue.

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Ford Service in Issaquah, WA, Done Right by Ford-Trained Technicians From oil changes to transmission repair, Evergreen Ford keeps your F-150, Explorer, Bronco, Escape, Maverick, Mustang Mach-E and Super Duty running the way Ford engineered it to run.

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A premium Bronco with Pacific Northwest roots There are collaborations, and then there are partnerships that simply make sense. The 2027 Ford Bronco Filson is the second kind. Ford’s Bronco has spent the last several years proving itself as one of the most capable 4x4s you can buy, and Filson has spent more than a century outfitting loggers, prospectors, hunters, anglers and the U.S. Forest Service with gear that refuses to quit. Put the two together and you get the most premium, most thoughtfully finished Bronco Ford has ever built.

If you live in Issaquah, Sammamish, Bellevue, North Bend or anywhere along the I-90 corridor, there’s a good chance an electric Ford fits your daily life better than you think. This guide walks through range, charging, cost, winter driving and which Ford EV matches the way you actually drive, so you can decide with real answers instead of guesswork.

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The 2026 Ford F-150 offers strong light-duty truck performance, delivering a maximum towing capacity of 13,500 lbs when properly equipped. This muscle allows drivers to pull heavy equipment, large recreational trailers, and multi-horse trailers with confidence. Engineered with high-strength, military-grade aluminum alloy for the cab and bed, the truck sheds dead weight, allowing engineers to redirect structural strength into the high-strength steel frame and heavy-duty suspension components.

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The shift to electric mobility represents a significant change in how we think about daily transportation, and the 2026 Mustang Mach-E bridges that gap by combining classic sports car aesthetics with modern crossover utility. Rather than delivering a sterile, appliance-like driving experience, this vehicle retains the emotional appeal of its namesake while introducing a highly efficient dual-motor or single-motor powertrain. Transitioning to an electric vehicle means trading standard gas station visits for convenient charging routines and enjoying instant torque delivery.

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Safety recall campaigns represent a critical aspect of automotive ownership, ensuring that manufacturing anomalies are addressed before they compromise on-road security. Ford recently issued safety recall 26S36, which corresponds with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration campaign number 26V-340. This specific campaign addresses a structural concern in a highly targeted population of vehicles, specifically covering roughly 4,653 units across the United States and its territories.

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Active Pacific Northwest lifestyles require vehicles that can transition seamlessly from daily highway commuting to weekend mountain adventures. In Issaquah, drivers frequently navigate the steep, rolling hills of the Issaquah Alps and haul outdoor gear to Lake Sammamish State Park, making the choice of a highly adaptable vehicle essential. This is where the newest compact pickup from Ford shines, redefining what it means to own a utility vehicle without the massive footprint of a full-size truck.