Write your own deal at Ford of Ocala during Ford Truck Month! Call Amanda at1.800.292.3338 or locally at 352.732.4800 for more information and to check stock. Or email us at fordofocala@dagmail.com . This may be your best chance to get the truck you need at the price you want. Don't delay, act today!Friday, October 10, 2008
SuperDuty @Super Prices for a Limited Time Only!
Write your own deal at Ford of Ocala during Ford Truck Month! Call Amanda at1.800.292.3338 or locally at 352.732.4800 for more information and to check stock. Or email us at fordofocala@dagmail.com . This may be your best chance to get the truck you need at the price you want. Don't delay, act today!
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Now is the Time to Buy a New Ford!
$Million$ Available To Consumers
at 0% Interest !!!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Ocala, Florida- In an extraordinary effort to spark the local economy in Marion County, Ford of Ocala and Ford Motor Company joined forces to combat sagging auto sales. In an unprecedented event, Ford Motor Company just announced that through Ford of Ocala, a local Marion County dealership,they will make immediately available millions of dollars in auto loans at 0% interest! Ford of Ocala and its entire staff have risen to the occasion. According to General Sales Manager, Scott Reece, the entire new car and truck inventory is marked down for this unprecedented event. For the next five days, all Marion County residents are eligible to participate and benefit from this offer. Every credit application will be processed. “The dealership’s effort to successfully help facilitate this will determine their ability to borrow at the lowest interest rates available,” said Reece. In addition to the thousands of dollars of savings on every vehicle, eleven million dollars of inventory is slashed. A Ford Motor Company spokesman said yesterday that the 0% is only available for a limited time. These loans are available at both of Ford of Ocala locations, Pine Avenue in Ocala and Highway 441 in Belleview. According to Reece, all credit applications will be accepted and processed and this extraordinary event will only last for a limited time. To further boost the local economy, in addition to this unprecedented loan release, Ford of Ocala will give each qualifying purchase a $500 American Express prepaid gift card to go out spend and spur the local economy. According to Don Palko, Financial Director for Ford of Ocala, in the past these type of credit offers and loan releases were only available to a very select group with above average credit scores. It is not the case this time! The 0% loans are offered to everyone with the best credit down to a level 4 scoring credit. “We have never seen events like this before,” said Palko. This program is available for everyone in Marion County to take advantage of these loan offers. All anyone has to do is come to Ford of Ocala right now and let them show you how you will benefit from this extraordinary savings and take advantage of this 0% loan program. Remember; receive your S500 American Express spending spree also. Offer ends soon so hurry to one of the two Ford of Ocala locations, 2816 NW Pine Ave in Ocala or Highway 441 in Belleview. Due to overwhelming response to these offers, Ford of Ocala will extend their hours to accommodate every Marion County resident. They will be open Monday–Friday 8:30AM–8:30PM, Saturday8:30AM–7:30PM and Sundays 11:00AM–6:30PM.
Escape to the mountains of Florida!
Well, OK... it's not exactly the Smokey or Rocky Mountains but Ocala is in the region of the hilliest terrain. With our many sweeping hills and dales and the 1000s of lakes, I like to think we live in the Florida Mountains. And what better way to enjoy it than with an SUV that is great on gas and the industry leader in class performance. We have a selection of the new Escapes and grest deals on 2008 Escapes in stock. Visit us today for a test drive in the "Florida Mountains"!
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
SERVICE SPECIALS WITH REBATES!!
During October and November we are offering over 30 service specials for gas and diesel vehicles. From the pavement to the roof, now is the time to save money on your Ford, Mercury or Lincoln.
The brake special is actually $79.95 after the $25 mail-in rebate. We also have a wiper blade special for $9.95 after a $10 rebate. There is also a 100 month battery on sale for $79.95 with a free towing warranty. You can get the full synthethic "The Works" for $49.95- a savings of $25 with the mail in rebate. We have special deals on tires and we guarantee the lowest price!
The fine print might be hard to read but essentially it says that the mail-in redemption form must be postmarked by 12/31/2008. The forms are available at Ford of Ocala and you can get the complete details by talking to your Service Advisor. The brake special applies to one axle only and does not include machining rotors or drums. Battery prices are with exchange and does not include installation. These specials expire 11/30/08 (Saturday the 29th, actually) and are a great opportunity for you to save big on scheduled or preventive maintenance.
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Look no further than Ford of Ocala in the heart of north central Florida! Not only are we a high volume dealer with exceptional inventory but we can offer the lowest prices- guaranteed! You can save from $4092 on a 2008 Ranger to $10,092 on a 2008 Super Duty. And we offer up to $9346 on a new 2008 F-150. Call 1-800-292-3338 or email fordofocala@dagmail.com
for more details. Or visit us at 2816 NW Pine Avenue... "the traffic's not bad at all!"Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Ford increases incentives for Ford of Ocala customers!
Call, visit or go online to see the latest offers from Ford on new trucks. Take advantage of large cash rebates or 0% financing this month. Depending on the model you choose, this could be the lowest selling price available this year! We are also offering great savings on cars and SUVs this month. Call us @ 352-732-4800 or 1-800-292-3338, visit us @ 2816 NW Pine Ave Ocala, Florida or online at www.fordofocala.com or www.fordocala.net and see for yourself.Tuesday, September 30, 2008
FORD LEADS ALL AUTOMAKERS WITH MOST ‘TOP SAFETY PICKS’
FORD LEADS ALL AUTOMAKERS WITH MOST ‘TOP SAFETY PICKS’, BESTING HONDA IN IIHS CRASH TESTS
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) named the 2009 Ford Flex and Ford Fusion, Lincoln MKS and Mercury Milan as “Top Safety Picks.”
No other automaker has as many “Top Safety Pick” awards as Ford Motor Company, which tops the industry with 16.
The body structure on the automaker’s newest models features ultra high-strength boron steel in the B-pillar for added protection in side impacts.
DEARBORN, Sept. 25, 2008 – Ford Motor Company has earned more “Top Safety Pick” ratings from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) than any other automaker with a total of 16 to date.
Ford surpassed its closest rival Honda this week when four of its 2009 models – Ford Flex, Ford Fusion, Lincoln MKS and Mercury Milan – achieved “Top Safety Pick” ratings from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).
The Flex, Ford’s all-new head-turning crossover, the new Lincoln MKS full-size flagship sedan and the Fusion and Milan midsize sedans build on the company’s safety leadership. Ford also has more 5-star government crash test ratings than any other automaker.
“Leading the industry in ‘Top Safety Picks’ is great news, because IIHS tests are some of the most demanding conducted outside of our own laboratories, and customers are increasingly relying on them when choosing a new vehicle,” said Susan Cischke, Ford’s group vice president of Sustainability, Environment and Safety Engineering.
To earn IIHS’s “Top Safety Pick,” vehicles must earn the top “good” ratings in the institute’s high-speed front and side crash tests, and a rear crash test simulation that evaluates seat and head restraints. An added requirement since 2007 is that vehicles also must offer electronic stability control.
Flex, MKS, Fusion and Milan excelled in each of the institute’s crash tests, and AdvanceTrac® electronic stability control is available for each vehicle. The safety system uses sensors to detect and measure yaw, or side-to-side skidding conditions, by monitoring the vehicle’s speed, throttle position and steering wheel angle. When AdvanceTrac® senses wheel slip, engine torque is reduced and braking is applied where needed to help the driver keep the car tracking on its intended path. IIHS has stated that “AdvanceTrac significantly reduces crash risk by helping drivers maintain control of their vehicles during emergency maneuvers.”
IIHS said “Top Safety Pick” vehicles are “at the head of the class for safety,” and recognizing them as such “helps consumers distinguish the best overall choices without having to sort through multiple test results.”
Structural Strength Is a Safety Fundamental
Flex, MKS, Fusion and Milan get some of their core strength from the use of lightweight aluminum-coated boron steel – one of the strongest weld-able materials – in the body structure. The use of high-strength steel in the B-pillars is only part of their robust safety profile. Ford engineers also located the side door intrusion beams to help manage and absorb energy during side impact crashes.
“Flex and MKS are built on a platform that has a tremendous safety heritage – one that it shares with the 2009 Ford Taurus, rated America’s safest full-size car,” said Steve Kozak, Ford’s chief engineer for safety systems. “And Fusion and Milan prove that a high level of safety can come in a midsize package.”
In addition to electronic stability control and anti-lock brakes, standard safety features on Flex, MKS, Fusion and Milan include:
Six Standard Air Bags and Ford's Personal Safety System®: Safety features include six air bags (dual-stage driver and front-passenger air bags, thorax side air bags for front-seat occupants and side-impact air curtains), safety belt pretensioners, seat weight-sensing system for the front passenger seat and crash-severity sensing.
Ford’s BeltMinder®, a safety belt reminder technology for the driver and front passenger that takes over after the initial safety belt reminder stops chiming.
LATCH: The Lower Anchors and Tethers for CHildren system provides convenient mounting points for compatible child seats.
Tire Pressure Monitoring System: This system warns a driver if one or more tires are underinflated. An active pressure sensor with a radio transmitter is mounted inside each tire. A receiver in the vehicle monitors each transmitter, and if tire pressure is not within specific limits, it will activate a visual warning light.
Other key safety features on select models include:
Adaptive Collapsible Steering Column – In an impact, the column will collapse, dependent on the weight and belted status of the driver.
Safety Canopy® – Ford's exclusive side impact protection system features side curtain air bags that help protect front and rear outboard passengers in both rollovers and side impact crashes.
“Safety is a top purchase consideration, second only to fuel efficiency, so the top safety ratings and competitive fuel economy of Flex, MKS, Fusion and Milan are a winning combination,” said Michael Crowley, North America car and crossover marketing manager, Ford Motor Company. Even More Technology Works in Customers’ Favor
MKS also can help drivers avoid problems on the road.
The new SIRIUS® Travel Link™ feature, praised for helping motorists find the cheapest gas, also can help route them around congested, potentially dangerous conditions using the vehicle’s navigation system with real-time traffic information, available in select markets.
SYNC®, Ford’s hands-free connectivity system for Bluetooth-enabled phones and digital music players, helps drivers keep their eyes on the road and hands on the wheel to reduce distractions.
About Ford Motor Company
Ford Motor Company, a global automotive industry leader based in Dearborn, Mich., manufactures or distributes automobiles across six continents. With about 229,000 employees and about 90 plants worldwide, the company’s core and affiliated automotive brands include Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Volvo and Mazda. The company provides financial services through Ford Motor Credit Company. For more information regarding Ford’s products, please visit www.ford.com.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) named the 2009 Ford Flex and Ford Fusion, Lincoln MKS and Mercury Milan as “Top Safety Picks.”
No other automaker has as many “Top Safety Pick” awards as Ford Motor Company, which tops the industry with 16.
The body structure on the automaker’s newest models features ultra high-strength boron steel in the B-pillar for added protection in side impacts.
DEARBORN, Sept. 25, 2008 – Ford Motor Company has earned more “Top Safety Pick” ratings from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) than any other automaker with a total of 16 to date.
Ford surpassed its closest rival Honda this week when four of its 2009 models – Ford Flex, Ford Fusion, Lincoln MKS and Mercury Milan – achieved “Top Safety Pick” ratings from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).
The Flex, Ford’s all-new head-turning crossover, the new Lincoln MKS full-size flagship sedan and the Fusion and Milan midsize sedans build on the company’s safety leadership. Ford also has more 5-star government crash test ratings than any other automaker.
“Leading the industry in ‘Top Safety Picks’ is great news, because IIHS tests are some of the most demanding conducted outside of our own laboratories, and customers are increasingly relying on them when choosing a new vehicle,” said Susan Cischke, Ford’s group vice president of Sustainability, Environment and Safety Engineering.
To earn IIHS’s “Top Safety Pick,” vehicles must earn the top “good” ratings in the institute’s high-speed front and side crash tests, and a rear crash test simulation that evaluates seat and head restraints. An added requirement since 2007 is that vehicles also must offer electronic stability control.
Flex, MKS, Fusion and Milan excelled in each of the institute’s crash tests, and AdvanceTrac® electronic stability control is available for each vehicle. The safety system uses sensors to detect and measure yaw, or side-to-side skidding conditions, by monitoring the vehicle’s speed, throttle position and steering wheel angle. When AdvanceTrac® senses wheel slip, engine torque is reduced and braking is applied where needed to help the driver keep the car tracking on its intended path. IIHS has stated that “AdvanceTrac significantly reduces crash risk by helping drivers maintain control of their vehicles during emergency maneuvers.”
IIHS said “Top Safety Pick” vehicles are “at the head of the class for safety,” and recognizing them as such “helps consumers distinguish the best overall choices without having to sort through multiple test results.”
Structural Strength Is a Safety Fundamental
Flex, MKS, Fusion and Milan get some of their core strength from the use of lightweight aluminum-coated boron steel – one of the strongest weld-able materials – in the body structure. The use of high-strength steel in the B-pillars is only part of their robust safety profile. Ford engineers also located the side door intrusion beams to help manage and absorb energy during side impact crashes.
“Flex and MKS are built on a platform that has a tremendous safety heritage – one that it shares with the 2009 Ford Taurus, rated America’s safest full-size car,” said Steve Kozak, Ford’s chief engineer for safety systems. “And Fusion and Milan prove that a high level of safety can come in a midsize package.”
In addition to electronic stability control and anti-lock brakes, standard safety features on Flex, MKS, Fusion and Milan include:
Six Standard Air Bags and Ford's Personal Safety System®: Safety features include six air bags (dual-stage driver and front-passenger air bags, thorax side air bags for front-seat occupants and side-impact air curtains), safety belt pretensioners, seat weight-sensing system for the front passenger seat and crash-severity sensing.
Ford’s BeltMinder®, a safety belt reminder technology for the driver and front passenger that takes over after the initial safety belt reminder stops chiming.
LATCH: The Lower Anchors and Tethers for CHildren system provides convenient mounting points for compatible child seats.
Tire Pressure Monitoring System: This system warns a driver if one or more tires are underinflated. An active pressure sensor with a radio transmitter is mounted inside each tire. A receiver in the vehicle monitors each transmitter, and if tire pressure is not within specific limits, it will activate a visual warning light.
Other key safety features on select models include:
Adaptive Collapsible Steering Column – In an impact, the column will collapse, dependent on the weight and belted status of the driver.
Safety Canopy® – Ford's exclusive side impact protection system features side curtain air bags that help protect front and rear outboard passengers in both rollovers and side impact crashes.
“Safety is a top purchase consideration, second only to fuel efficiency, so the top safety ratings and competitive fuel economy of Flex, MKS, Fusion and Milan are a winning combination,” said Michael Crowley, North America car and crossover marketing manager, Ford Motor Company. Even More Technology Works in Customers’ Favor
MKS also can help drivers avoid problems on the road.
The new SIRIUS® Travel Link™ feature, praised for helping motorists find the cheapest gas, also can help route them around congested, potentially dangerous conditions using the vehicle’s navigation system with real-time traffic information, available in select markets.
SYNC®, Ford’s hands-free connectivity system for Bluetooth-enabled phones and digital music players, helps drivers keep their eyes on the road and hands on the wheel to reduce distractions.
About Ford Motor Company
Ford Motor Company, a global automotive industry leader based in Dearborn, Mich., manufactures or distributes automobiles across six continents. With about 229,000 employees and about 90 plants worldwide, the company’s core and affiliated automotive brands include Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Volvo and Mazda. The company provides financial services through Ford Motor Credit Company. For more information regarding Ford’s products, please visit www.ford.com.
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