Employee Pricing Plus for the Holidays

Ford of Ocala wishes you and your family a
Happy Thanksgiving!
In honor of this special day, we are extending you the opportunity

to SAVE THOUSANDS on America's #1 selling vehicles.
1-800-292-3338

We are always open at www.fordofocala.com for your convenience

Get a New F-150 for less than $12,000!

Rebates and incentives are stronger than ever on this brand new 2008 Ford F-150! Take advantage of our lowest price ever on a new truck. Last month this truck was almost $14,000 but with factory rebates and dealer discounts you can drive away in a new Ford truck today!

The fine print:
Price is plus $499 admin fee, tax, and title. All rebates and incentives to be assigned back to dealer. Not combined with any other special offers. Price reflects special f.m.c.c customer incentives in special offer. Not combined with any other special offer. Only one per household. W.A.C.

We have a large selection available at this price but only for a limited time. Call 1.800.292.3338 or locally at 352.732.4800 for more details. Or write fordofocala@dagmail.com You can visit FordofOcala.com for this and other specials. You'll be glad you did!

Get the best deals before the model year ends!

Great deals on cars with great gas mileage...

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Check us out on the web or email us for the lowest price guaranteed!

Call Amanda @ 1.800.292.3338 or

locally at 352.732.4800 for more information!

While Others say NO, Ford says YES!!

Ford to consumers: Loans are available... Ford Motor Co. has a message for consumers: "We have our own finance company and we are still loaning money and leasing cars, the The Detroit News reports. All the talk about the credit crisis is keeping consumers away from dealerships. But Jim Farley, Ford's head of sales and marketing, says his company is still able to get loans and leases for most customers with decent credit through its finance arm, Ford Credit. He said this is "a critical advantage" at a time when some manufacturers are turning people away. "Ford Credit is still in business," he told journalists at a dinner Monday night. "We have to start pointing that out. It's up to us to communicate it."