US-34 runs east from our front door through Lisle, Downers Grove, Westmont, Clarendon Hills, Hinsdale, Western Springs, La Grange and Brookfield, and ends in Riverside. We are the Ford dealership at the western end of that road.
Fair Oaks Ford sits at 2055 West Ogden Avenue in Naperville, where Ogden meets Route 59. Ogden Avenue is also US Route 34, and it runs continuously east from here through Lisle, Downers Grove, Westmont, Clarendon Hills, Hinsdale, Western Springs, La Grange and Brookfield before its US-34 designation ends at the Lyons–Riverside–Berwyn tripoint.
That is not a marketing line. It is a road you can follow from Riverside to our lot without turning off it, and it is why the villages along it have been part of our customer base for forty-five years.
Below is the honest distance from each village, and what is worth knowing about the drive.
Times are outside rush hour. Ogden runs the whole way and carries no tolls; I-88 west from I-294 is faster at peak but costs a few dollars.
The closest of the group, roughly twenty-three minutes straight out Ogden. Clarendon Hills sits at the tripoint where Route 83 crosses Ogden, between Westmont and Hinsdale, so you are on our road from the moment you leave the village.
Prospect Park on West Chicago Avenue is the local anchor — two playgrounds, soccer fields, a walking path past the ponds and fountains. There are Ford dealers closer to Clarendon Hills than we are; what fourteen miles buys is a lot with more than 900 new Fords on it.
Roughly twenty-nine minutes west on Ogden, which locals will know is signed as US-34 through the village. I-294 crosses Ogden right at the Hinsdale–Western Springs line if you would rather take the tollway part of the way.
The 1892 water tower at Tower Green on Hillgrove Avenue is the landmark, and an unusual one — the ground floor was the police station, the second floor the municipal building, with the water tank suspended above both. The Historical Society runs a small museum inside it on Saturday mornings.
Roughly thirty-five minutes, and Ogden Avenue runs directly through the village. If you want a landmark to picture, Galloping Ghost Arcade sits at 9415 Ogden Avenue — the largest video game arcade in the world, and about as literal a demonstration as you will find that Ogden connects Brookfield to us.
Brookfield Zoo and Kiwanis Park are the other two names everyone knows. At twenty-two miles we are not asking you to make this trip casually — call first and we will confirm the vehicle is on the lot before you commit the afternoon.
The farthest village on the corridor and the end of the line: US-34's designation terminates at the Lyons–Riverside–Berwyn tripoint. Roughly thirty-seven minutes.
Riverside is worth the sentence: the entire village is a National Historic Landmark, laid out in 1869 by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux as one of the first planned communities in the country. Curving streets, gas-lit lanterns, nearly half the acreage kept as public green. Frank Lloyd Wright's Avery Coonley House is here, along with William Le Baron Jenney's water tower. The landmark boundary was expanded in December 2023 to cover the whole village.
At twenty-three miles, buy locally unless there is a specific reason not to. If the specific reason is a build that is not on a nearer lot, that is exactly what we are useful for.
Both sit a mile or two north of Ogden rather than on it, so the drive is a short hop south to pick up US-34, then west. La Grange Park is about twenty miles from us, Westchester about nineteen.
Westchester Woods on Cermak Road is the local green space, and La Grange Park shares Lyons Township High School and the Park District of La Grange with its neighbor to the south.
We hold more than 900 new Fords and sell over 1,000 vehicles a year. On configurable models that is the whole argument — the F-150 spans three cab styles, three bed lengths, six powertrains and a dozen trims, and we move 247 or more a year, so a real share of those combinations are on the ground rather than in a build queue.
For a common configuration, buy from whichever Ford store is nearest you on this road. For a specific one, this is the end of it with the deepest lot.
Call (630) 793-4660 before you set out. We will confirm the exact vehicle is physically on the lot — not in transit, not orderable — and quote your payment over the phone. Start a trade appraisal and apply for financing from home and the visit becomes a test drive and a signature.
247+ sold a year. Three cabs, three beds, six powertrains, XL through Raptor.
136+ a year. Three rows, available AWD, ST and hybrid variants.
Full-size three rows, including the longer Max.
One of the larger regional allocations, 2-door and 4-door.
96 a year. Compact, standard AWD, sized for a village driveway.
All-electric, with home-charging guidance.
Lease and APR programs change every month, so live figures sit on the specials page rather than here.
Being blunt: at the Brookfield and Riverside end of the corridor, routine maintenance is not worth a forty-minute round trip. Use a closer store. Ford Pickup & Delivery and Ford Mobile Service cover qualifying maintenance within our service area, which reaches comfortably to Clarendon Hills and thins out past La Grange — call (630) 793-4680 with your address and we will tell you plainly.
Where the drive does earn its keep at any point on the road is warranty work, recalls and diagnostic jobs, where familiarity with the platform decides whether it is fixed once or three times. We keep 30+ loaner vehicles for anything staying overnight.
Several villages on this corridor already have their own page with local detail and directions. Start there if yours is listed:
11 miles — one road, and inside our service pickup area.
13 miles — the upper-trim stocking argument.
17 miles — same BNSF line, settle it before you travel.
The next village east of us on Ogden.
Between Lisle and Westmont on the same road.
Ogden continues into the city past the corridor's end.
The full service area, from Oak Brook to the Fox River.
Naperville, Lisle, Woodridge, Downers Grove and more.
Ford True Blue 2024 and 2025, six consecutive J.D. Power awards.
2055 West Ogden Avenue · Naperville, IL 60540 · Ogden Avenue at Route 59
