As soon as your family welcomes a new addition, everything changes. From adding a nursery to your home to buying a bigger car, your needs change across every aspect of life. When it comes to choosing the right new car, you need it to keep your family safe and have all the features you need as a new parent. You’ll need space for strollers, baby seats, and a bigger trunk for family vacations. The experts at Jack Kain Ford in Versailles, KY, know which models have the bells and whistles that new families need most. Here, they recommend their top three picks:

• Ford Flex: This spacious, practical car seats seven without feeling overwhelming to drive. Like a modern version of the classic station wagon, it has the space of an SUV with the practicality of a much smaller car. It’s perfect for car pools, beach trips, and anything that needs plenty of seating and cargo room. Brand new, the Flex costs around $32,000, but certified pre-owned models are more affordable without sacrificing quality or warranties.
• Ford Edge: This midsize SUV combines the smooth handling and extensive safety features of a sedan with the space of an SUV. Between the five-star safety rating from NHTSA and the rear seat entertainment system to keep the kids occupied, this model gives you an edge over other parents and comes with a reasonable price tag of around $28,000.
• Ford Focus: Though smaller than the other two picks, the Ford Focus is a great lower-budget option for families that need plenty of space but don’t want the heft of an SUV. The hatchback design gives an extensive amount of space for people and cargo, and at less than $17,000, it’s a great pick for budget-minded families.

To test drive these and other new and used cars from Ford, visit Jack Kain Ford in Versailles. With a huge inventory of both certified pre-owned and new cars, you’ll have plenty of options to find the perfect solution for your growing family. Call them at (888) 685-1211 with any questions about these models, or visit their website to browse new and used cars in stock.