America’s all-time best-selling SUV just got even better. The 2021 Ford Explorer is now available with the iconic King Ranch trim level. This new trim gives customers a rugged, premium appearance with what Ford calls uncompromising quality, craftsmanship, and authenticity of the iconic Texas ranch. It’s slated to come out in the spring of 2021! McLarty Daniel Ford wants to give you a little sneak peek of what you can expect in the beautiful 2021 Ford Explorer King Ranch edition.
STYLING:
Some of the differences you’ll notice right away include the special exterior styling that the King Ranch Ford Explorer comes loaded with. A gray grille insert, chrome exhaust tips, iconic king ranch badging and beautiful 20-inch wheels are just a few. On the inside is where you’ll see the main features of the King Ranch Ford Explorer in all their glory. With a dash that is trimmed with Sapele wood, beautiful mahogany leather seats and steering wheel, the iconic King Ranch logo throughout the cabin, and optional massaging front seats, a 10.1-inch vertical touchscreen and Bang and Olufsen sound system.
POWER:
Ford will be offering both two-wheel and four-wheel-drive models of the 2021 Ford Explorer King Ranch. These beauties will be powered by Ford’s twin-turbocharged 3.0 liter Ecoboost V6 which is capable of 365 horsepower and 380 pound-feet of torque. The 2021 Ford Explorer King Ranch ranch starts at $53,595 for its rear-drive models, while its four-wheel-drive models will be priced at $55,595.
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It is high time to get out of the house and enjoy some fresh air. As things are slowly getting back to normal after a strenuous winter and social distancing, it’s time for some travel! One safe way to enjoy the spring weather is visiting Arkansas State Parks. These fascinating destinations provide hours of entertainment and educational value, not to mention all the mental health benefits of getting outdoors and into nature. Nothing beats taking a leisurely drive in your Ford F-150 getting reacquainted with the Natural State. McLarty Daniel Ford Lincoln in Bentonville, AR would like to share with you a few of our favorite state parks that are prime examples of the Natural State’s beauty and rich history.
Pea Ridge National Military Park
Garfield, AR
If you are a history or military buff, may we suggest the Pea Ridge National Military Park. Although the visitor center is still closed due to Covid-19, it is just a 40-minute jaunt to the small town of Garfield, AR, northeast of Bentonville. This national park was established to safeguard the Civil War battle site of Pea Ridge, which was one of the most pivotal battles west of the Mississippi River. Also, it’s one of the most intact historical battlefields we have in the United States, with acres of rolling green meadows where war once raged.
West Fork, AR
Let’s not forget about Devil’s Den State Park! It’s the perfect spot for outdoor fun! One of Northwest Arkansas’s most iconic parks, Devil’s Den is situated in the Lee Creek Valley. With gorgeous rock formations, exquisite waterfalls, and caverns, you have it all! Plus there is Devil’s Lake which was formed by an expansive rock dam spanning Lee Creek. The eight-mile lake is a favorite of the locals for fishing and boating. The park also offers hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding trails which will take you to the surrounding Ozark National Forest.
Brinkley, AR
Another historic destination can be found in eastern Arkansas at Louisiana Purchase State Park. It’s an intriguing trip back in time to the days before Arkansas was even a state. The state park preserves the initial point from which all surveys originated of the property acquired by the United States through the Louisiana Purchase of 1803. The point is now in the middle of a healthy swamp, but a wooden walkway lets visitors stroll above the water through massive cypresses to the granite monument marking the historic survey’s starting point.
This weekend, don’t wait another minute! Pack up the family and some of your favorite snacks for a wonderful drive in your Ford truck to any of these beautiful state parks. Take pride and enjoy what the Natural State has to offer. If you want to make a fresh start in 2021, purchase a new 2021 Ford F-150 or Lincoln Navigator from your pals at McLarty Daniel Ford Lincoln in Bentonville AR! We have a vast inventory and we are here for you. Enjoy!
Women Pioneers in the Auto Industry
In celebration of Women’s History Month, McLarty Daniel Ford Lincoln in Bentonville would like to take this moment to share the inspiring stories of a few of the women who helped shape the automotive industry, making great strides for all of us. These true pioneers have made our world a better place.
Mary Anderson, (1866 – 1953)
It can be brutal driving during a rainstorm or in snowy conditions. Can you imagine driving through that muck without windshield wipers?! So let’s all give a big round of applause to Mary Anderson for her wonderful invention. In 1903, Mary invented the first set of windshield wipers for automobiles. The device was a lever inside the vehicle that controlled a rubber blade on the outside of the windshield. The lever, when operated, caused a spring-loaded arm to move back and forth across the windshield. A counterweight was in place to ensure contact between the wiper and the window. The device could be easily removed when not in use. Similar kinds of devices had been made earlier, but Anderson’s was the first device to be effective. She prevented many car accidents and then went on dedicating her life to empowering women in every facet of the business world.
Bertha Benz (1849-1944)
Bertha was the wife of German inventor Carl Benz who, in 1886, created the first gasoline-powered car. Yet, Bertha Benz was a pioneer in her own right. She is the first person to take a long-distance “road trip” in a gas-engine vehicle. To prove the reliability of her husband’s invention, Bertha and her sons took an early prototype of Benz’s car on a then-incredible 120 mile journey in 1888. This first-ever road trip took Bertha 12 hours to complete, traveling from Mannheim to Pforzheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. In her honor, the Bertha Benz Memorial Route is now a historic route you can travel whenever you’re in Baden-Württemberg, Germany.
Denise McCluggage (1927-2015)
During the early days of auto racing, nearly all race drivers were men. Denise McCluggage helped change that when she began to race professionally in the late 1950s. She eventually became the fastest American auto racing driver of any gender. As she raced she wore a white helmet with pink dots that had become her trademark. Overall, her racing achievements include winning the grand touring category at Sebring in a Ferrari 250 GT in 1961, and a class win in the Monte Carlo Rally in 1964. She also participated in the Nürburgring 1000 km sports car race. After retiring from racing in the late 1960s, McCluggage continued pioneering by becoming one of the few female automotive journalists at AutoWeek magazine.
What an honor to share these stories about these courageous women. Each woman achieved not only for the automotive industry but for women’s equality and making our world a much better place. When you are ready to make your own mark out on the world, let us assist you in making that happen in the vehicle that is perfect for you. Come by McLarty Daniel Ford Lincoln in Bentonville and test drive your future! Hope to see you soon!
Get prepared to take your off-roading adventures to the next level! The two- and four-door 2021 Ford Bronco SUV’s patented off-road modular design includes a user-friendly platform that can be modified down to its basic structure. Your new Bronco SUV can be reconfigured for another new adventure with a different body and roof setup.
GAME CHANGER
The modular design of the two- and four-door 2021 Ford Bronco SUV allows you to make off-road customization easy and attainable for all Bronco enthusiasts no matter the skill level. From removable modular roof panels to fender removal and lift-off rear hardtop assemblies, you will have the freedom to customize your Bronco for any type of off-road adventure. Bronco logos are stamped on the body and interior fasteners to indicate the removable components like frameless doors, fenders, bumpers, grille, and grab handles. Ford has definitely taken SUV living to a whole new level of convenience and ease. Also great news is that the innovative modular design is a strong hub for aftermarket parts and customization industry, which will help customers to continuously reconfigure their Bronco well into the future.
2021 BRONCO
The legend is back in action! The 2021 Ford Bronco will be available in the classic two and four-door models. The all-4×4 Bronco brand is Built Wild and ready to deliver thrilling experiences with its heritage-inspired style, and superb off-road technology, plus innovative features to assist you with your off-road fun. Inside, the 2021 Bronco models are designed for purpose and ready for action with intuitive features to enhance your driving experience. So don’t miss on being part of Bronco history.
If you want the ultimate experience in SUV-living then stop McLarty Daniel Ford Lincoln of Bentonville and start your way to owning the 2021 Ford Bronco and get to living the Bronco way!
The New 2021 Ford Edge is a Lot Edgier
With so many options for SUVs, it can get overwhelming and a bit intimidating to hear about options and capabilities. That’s why McLarty Daniel Ford Lincoln of Bentonville is here to assist you with your vehicle needs and to take some of the pressure off of you. If you are in the market for pure quality and top versatility without breaking the bank, may we suggest checking out the new 2021 Ford Edge crossover that’s perfect for Bentonville living both providing an upscaled exquisite capability and more versatile technology you can only get from the 2021 Ford Edge vehicle!
EDGIER STYLE
The new 2021 Ford Edge is presented as being more tech-savvy for convenience and a more enhanced driving experience that meets the busy demands of a workday. The new 2021 Edge offers new smart technologies, including a new standard, largest-in-class 12-inch size center screen, standard SYNC 4A with optional connected built-in Navigation and cloud connectivity with conversational voice recognition.
DESIGNED ANEW
The new standard 12-inch screen supports multi-tasking thanks to being able to split the screen into larger and smaller windows for an easier way to access apps. Also, all-new cloud connectivity provides voice recognition with the power of internet-based search results, so you always have access to the latest information with almost every request while SYNC can make data-based suggestions to drivers. Stay in contact with friends and family easier, with natural speech recognition enabling communication via SMS and email. Removing the need to plug-in a mobile device, SYNC includes Wifi-enabled Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility and SYNC AppLink.
EDGE ST
The bolder Edge ST returns with a unique style grille with body-colored bumpers, black ST beltline molding with lower sport cladding, standard fog lamps, and signature LED lighting. You’ll definitely catch the eyes of onlookers with such accents as the black roof rack side rails, the 20-inch gloss black aluminum wheels and unique Edge ST-Line badging further enhance the look. Powering this sleek SUV trim is the 2.7-liter EcoBoost cranking out 335 horsepower and 380 lb.-ft. of torque. It includes a quick-shifting 7-speed automatic transmission, standard all-wheel-drive with selectable traction control. Plus there is the available ST Performance Brake Package, and ST-tuned sport suspension and steering for even robust performance and handling.
If you are looking for an SUV that is a bit more tech-savvy and offers more versatility, the new 2021 Ford Edge is it for you. We at McLarty Daniel Ford Lincoln are here to assist you when it comes to quality and affordability. Come by and take a test drive in one of the most reliable SUVs on the market, the 2021 Ford Edge.
February means Valentine’s Day, and there’s no more romantic way to spend some time with your Valentine than cuddled up on the couch, watching a film that features some great Ford legends! Seen below, check out a few of our favorite movies that feature classic Ford Vehicles. And when the mood strikes you right to fall in love with a great new Ford car, truck or SUV, escort your significant other on what we think is the ultimate romantic getaway: a trip to McLarty Daniel Ford Lincoln in Bentonville, so we can assist you in starting a torrid romance with the Ford or Lincoln vehicle you love.
Enjoy! American Graffiti | 1932 Ford Deuce Coupe
This 1973 fan favorite was directed and co-written by George Lucas before he became superstar-famous for the Star Wars trilogy. An ode to the early 1960s in Southern California, the film is a real blast from the past, complete with sock-hops, cruising on cheap gasoline and illegal drag races. The movie concludes with the ultimate drag race between drag racing champ John Milner (Paul Le Mat) driving a ’32 Ford Deuce Coupe vs. his challenger, Bob Falfa (Harrison Ford) who’s driving a suped-up 1955 Chevy Bel Air. Spoiler alert: unlike Falfa’s Chevy, Milner’s bright yellow deuce survives the movie, to race another day.
National Lampoon’s Vacation | 1979 Ford LTD Country Squire a.k.a “Wagon Queen Family Truckster”
A certified comedy classic “National Lampoon’s Vacation” stars funnyman Chevy Chase as the goofy patriarch of the hapless Griswold family, who tries to take his family on an extended hi-jinxed road trip that just keeps turning toward disaster. Carrying them on their “Quest for Fun” is the ultimate family vehicle, the Wagon Queen Family Truckster. Though the custom wagon includes many features no sane Ford designer would have ever added to a production car (like the hideous dual-quad headlights, lifted from two Dodge Diplomats), the Truckster was actually a very uglied-up 1979 Ford LTD Country Squire wagon. A rolling embodiment of America’s obsession with over-the-top automotive design, the car went on to become an enduring symbol of 1980s excess, and the term ‘Family Truckster’ is still used as slang for a large family vehicle capable of carrying loads of people and cargo today.
Diamonds are Forever | 1971 Ford Mustang Mach 1
For a movie night full of intrigue and espionage, check out the sultry spy movie, Diamonds are Forever, which features legendary actor the late Sir Sean Connery playing the British agent 007, James Bond. While Bond is mostly associated with British sports cars like the Astin-Martin DB8, he ditches his Queen-And-Country ride in “Diamonds Are Forever” for some cool American muscle car, the 1971 Ford Mustang Mach 1, which barrels down Las Vegas’ main strip in a harrowing car chase. To make sure the muscle was more than just Hollywood magic, the film’s producers had their star car outfitted with Ford’s massively-powerful 429-cubic-inch Cobra Jet V8, which was a new option for 1971.
Grease | 1948 Ford Deluxe
For the perfect romantic movie and the ultimate musical star car, we can’t forget about ‘Greased Lightnin’, the ‘48 Ford Deluxe that co-stars in the 1978 musical romantic comedy Grease. Starring John Travolta as the greasin’ T-Birds’ leader Danny Zuko and Olivia Newton-John as Australian transfer student Sandy Olsson, the film is a toe-tapping tale about a high school delinquent who develops an attraction for Newton-John’s buttoned-down good girl. As seen in the film, there are two versions of the ‘48 Deluxe. First was the white ‘Greased Lightning’ version that the gang modifies and races. Second was the heavily-customized red version that Danny and Sandy fly away in during the closing number. Whether you love the customization tricks thrown at the classic fat-fendered Ford or not, it has since become a movie classic.
Your friends at McLarty Daniel Ford Lincoln in Bentonville hope you had a safe and happy Valentine’s Day. When you want to upgrade your vehicle or give your Valentine the best gift ever, stop by McLarty Daniel Ford Lincoln and purchase what your heart desires when it comes to a quality reliable vehicle, eat your heart out Cupid! Hope to see you soon!
Over 100 Years of Ford Trucks
While Ford truck design has evolved throughout the past 100 years, Ford has always kept the customer and their
demands in mind. It is not about making the almighty dollar, but about helping Americans make a living while letting
them blow off some steam on the weekends too in a vehicle they’re proud to own and drive. Ford trucks evolved to
meet customers’ changing needs, and that means the power, technology, reliability, and powerful capability of
today’s Ford Trucks are light years from where it all started. Let’s take a look at some of the most iconic Ford
trucks in the past 100 years.
1917 Model TT
Equivalent to a chassis-cab Ford Super Duty today, the TT was based on the Model T cab and engine, mounted to a
heavier frame rated at one ton capacity. A three-speed transmission meant two forward and one backward. Power came
from a 2.9-liter four cylinder delivering a whopping 20 horses, but the TT weighed less than half what a modern Ford
F-150 does, so it would still manage 40 miles per hour if the roads were smooth enough.
1935 Model 50
With drivetrain improvements, sleeker bodywork, alonger bed, and better weight distribution, the Model 50 brought
Ford’s soon-to-be-legendary flathead V8 to pickups. Three years old by then, the 3.6-liter V8 was cranked up by Ford
engineers for truck duty, producing 85 hp and 144 lb-ft of torque.
1948 F-Series
After World War II, Ford introduced the first F-series for ’48. It was the beginning of a dynasty that still
continues with the best-selling F-150, the most popular truck in America for over 40 years! The 1948 “Bonus Built
Line” trucks covered the 1/2-ton F-1 through the 3-ton F-8. The 1/2-tons F-series trucks came with a 95 horsepower
flathead six or a 13-cubic-inch-larger flathead V-8 with 100 hp, backed by either a three- or four-speed gearbox.
New features included a passenger-side wiper and taillight and optional, aftermarket-installed four-wheel drive from
Marmon-Herrington.
1959 F-series with factory 4WD
1959 stands out as the first year that Ford offered four-wheel drive from the factory production line instead of
relying on aftermarket conversions by Marmon or Napco conversions. For 1959, the F-series trucks began the shift
from “stepside” beds with pontoon-style external fenders to the slab-sided 8-foot beds with wheel tubs located
inside the cargo box. This new style of truck bed remains the most popular configuration to this day
1983 Ford Ranger
Responding to a wave of smaller compact trucks from Asian makers, Ford introduced the Ford Ranger compact pickup in
1983. Nearly half the size and weight of the Ford F-150, the Ranger offered a variety of four- and six-cylinder
engines putting out between 72-207 horses, plus one very limited-production electric model.
1999 Super Duty
The first heavy-duty Ford pickup line to be completely differentiated in both styling and engineering from the
1/2-ton model, the 1999 Super Duty had a unique chassis and bodywork that set new standards for what was considered
“heavy duty.” To bring the muscle, the 1999 Super Duty was powered by Ford’s 5.4-liter V8 cranking out 275
horsepower, or the 6.8-liter V-10 PowerStroke diesel achieving 235 horsepower.
2021 F-150
Designed with a high-strength, military-grade, aluminum-alloy body on a high-strength steel frame, the all-new F-150
is built for endurance. The 2021 F-150 offers definitive power and capability, coming standard with the 3.5-liter
PowerBoost V6 engine. The all-new F-150 interior designs are all about utilization with an available interior work
surface, standard SYNC 4 technology, and a 12-inch productivity screen at your disposal.
What an amazing 100 years of Ford tough and ready trucks! What’s stopping you from becoming part of the Ford Trucks
legacy? Come check out our available selection of Ford trucks and quench your desire for a truck that can meet your
work needs and match your weekend fun, too! Stop by McLarty Daniel Ford in Bentonville to test drive the 2021 Ford
F-150 or Super Duty and experience the legendary quality of Ford.
2021 Lincoln Hybrid Models in Bentonville, Arkansas
Are you thinking about switching to a hybrid vehicle? But don’t know where to start? Let McLarty Daniel Lincoln help! As of June 2021, the Lincoln Motor Company has two specific models available in a hybrid configuration, the 2021 Lincoln Aviator and the 2021 Lincoln Corsair.
The Aviator is available in a hybrid model in both the Grand Touring and Black Label Grand Touring trim. At the same time, the Lincoln Corsair is only available in a hybrid when you purchase the Grand touring trim. Don’t let the word hybrid fool you. Both of these luxurious Lincoln SUVs produce nearly 500 horsepower and offer amenities that truly stand out from the competition.
When you look at the 2021 Lincoln Aviator, you’ll notice that both trim levels come with a hybrid engine that produces 495 horsepower and 630 pound-feet of torque, as well as a 21-mile range using only electric power. You can expect the hybrid model of the 2021 Lincoln Aviator to get 54 miles per gallon in the city and 58 on the highway, while its gasoline-only option can expect to see roughly 17 city miles per gallon and 24 highway.
The starting price for the 2021 Lincoln Aviator Grand Tour model is $69,545, while the Black Label Grand Touring model starts at $88,985
When looking at the Lincoln Corsair hybrid option, you can expect a slightly smaller frame than the 2021 Lincoln Aviator. Where it lacks frame, it makes up for in mileage. The all-electric range of the Lincoln Corsair is 28 miles. One other exciting feature that sets the two apart is that the 2021 Lincoln Corsair is the first to feature an all-electric all-wheel-drive powertrain which gives the optimal mixture of performance and acceleration. Its 266 horsepower engine gives it 83 miles per gallon in the city and 72 miles per gallon on the highway compared to the gasoline-only option, which will give its users 21 city miles per gallon and 29 highway.
The 2021 Lincoln Corsair Grand Touring model starts at $50,390.
Are you located near the Centerton, Bella Vista, Bentonville, Eureka Springs, Fayetteville, Pea Ridge, Springdale or Rogers, Arkansas area and want to learn more about the 2021 Lincoln Aviator or Lincoln Corsair Hybrid models? Stop in today at McLarty Daniel Lincoln in Bentonville, and let one of our friendly sales professionals help you find which model is right for you.
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Ford is starting the new year off on the right foot by being awarded not only one but two of the coveted North American Truck and Utility of the Year Awards for the 2021 Ford F-150 and the all-electric Mustang Mach-E. Both vehicles were awarded for their vehicle technology, including over-the-air updates that keep them at the forefront of purposeful automotive technology, ensuring that Ford vehicles stay updated with the latest software, helping ensure customers’ future wants and needs are met throughout the life of the vehicle.
AWESOME RECOGNITION: It has been six years since the same brand has won multiple North American vehicle of the year awards in the same year. The North American Car Awards panel is composed of a 50-member independent jury of print and broadcast journalists from the U.S. and Canada. The jury assesses each vehicle by examining factors such as innovation, design, safety, handling, driver satisfaction, and value for the dollar. The winning vehicles are considered benchmarks in their segments.
2021 FORD MUSTANG MACH-E: Today’s customers’ demanded a greener vehicle that could still harness the awesome horsepower of a Mustang, and Ford delivered with the all-new, all-electric 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E. A beautiful SUV that delivers both zero emissions and the muscular ride and tight handling with state-of-the-art connected vehicle technology, the all-new 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E is a game-changer that Ford hopes will push the industry in exciting new directions when it comes to all-electric performance. The new Mach-E has made a big impression on the automotive industry and has already won Best Car to Buy 2021 by The Car Connection and Green Car Reports earlier this month.
2021 FORD F-150: The most capable and reliable pick-up in its class, the 2021 Ford F-150 was awarded for the most advanced, powerful and flexible F-150 ever. This bad boy offers the most towing and payload of any light-duty full-size pickup, plus all-new technology, safety and towing features to help increase customers work harder and smarter with the help of their trucks. The 2021 F-150 has new connected-vehicle innovations such as over-the-air updates, plus the F-150 offers the very fuel-efficient 3.5-liter PowerBoost hybrid powertrain with Pro Power Onboard – an integrated power generator.
This is Ford’s year for sure, and a fantastic year for Ford lovers and enthusiasts. Congratulations to the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E and the Ford F-150 for a job well done! Become part of the awesome Ford tradition and experience the superb performance you can only get from the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E and the Ford F-150. Or if you are in the market for other great Ford models, stop by McLarty Daniel Ford Lincoln in Bentonville, and become a proud member of the Ford family!
Lincoln is on an elegant roll with their premium SUV line-ups. To continue the momentum, the company that helped invent affordable automotive luxury introduces the all-new 2021 Lincoln Nautilus. Featuring improved interior design and elevated technology, the 2021 Nautilus revamp will make this mid-size SUV the cream of the crop and class leader for 2021.
SANCTUARY: The all-new 2021 Lincoln Nautilus sports a new interior design that takes style and impressive cabin comfort to the next level while providing the ultimate in store and flexibility. Nautilus offers a serene, sanctuary-like interior with intuitive technologies that are user-friendly and feature superb connectivity. Two new standard interior colors, Sandstone and Black Ebony with Roast accents, are added to the color palette as well as two Lincoln Black Label themes – Chalet and Flight. The exterior also gets an upgrade with a more refined front end and three new exterior colors are available for Nautilus. The new colors are Asher Gray, Monochromatic Package, Green Gem, and signature Lincoln Flight Blue.
INTUITIVE TECH: As for technology that’s newly featured in the new 2021 Nautilus, SYNC4 offers even more simplicity and connectivity on the 13.2-inch horizontal center stack screen, designed to inspire adventure and keep you connected. Another cool and helpful new feature is Phone As A Key technology allowing owners to start and drive their Lincoln using their compatible smartphone, no traditional key necessary. You can activate this neat feature through the smartphone app, Lincoln Way.
SMOOTH SAILING: For that legendary Lincoln smooth and reliable horsepower, the new Nautilus comes standard with the 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder cranking out 250 horsepower and 280 lb.-ft. of torque. For more pick up and go, no problem: choose the available 2.7-liter twin-turbocharged V6 engine, delivering 335 horsepower and 380 lb.-ft. of torque. Both efficient engines include Auto Start-Stop capability and 8-speed transmission for seamless acceleration and an effortless handling experience.
Taking center stage in the SUV class is the 2021 Lincoln Nautilus, with an all-new snazzy interior design and fine exterior tweaks, loaded with the latest technology that will make your travels more comfortable and entertaining thanks to the innovative SYNC4 system. Whenever you’re ready to upgrade your SUV experience from plain to extraordinary, come by McLarty Daniel Ford Lincoln. You’ll instantly fall in love with the 2021 Lincoln Nautilus when you test drive this amazing mid-size SUV.
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