Ford to start shipping Focus Electric to dealers - Chicago Tribune

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Ford to start shipping Focus Electric to dealers Chicago Tribune DETROIT (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co , the second-largest US automaker, will start shipping its first electric passenger car to dealers this weekend, people familiar with the matter said. About 350 Focus Electric cars will be sent to 67 dealers in ... Ford starts shipping Focus Electric to dealers this weekendeGMCarTech Electric Focus an impressive carRegina Leader-Post all 45 news articles »

Car sales accelerate at Al Tayer Motors in UAE - The National

Car sales accelerate at Al Tayer Motors in UAE The National Sales at Al Tayer Motors, one of the biggest car dealers in UAE, accelerated in the first quarter of the year as its range of models grew in popularity. The dealer, which sells Ford, Lincoln, Ferrari, Maserati, Land Rover and Jaguar vehicles, ... and more »

Used Engines Dealer Now Offers Ford 5.4L Triton V8 Engines at a Discount - Seattle Post Intelligencer

Used Engines Dealer Now Offers Ford 5.4L Triton V8 Engines at a Discount Seattle Post Intelligencer Ford engines have a reputation in the auto industry as being tough and dependable. For a used pickup truck or van owner, finding a price lower than MSRP for an engine can be difficult especially when purchasing online. and more »

Ford begins taking orders for C-MAX Hybrid - Washington Times

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Ford begins taking orders for C-MAX Hybrid Washington Times By FORD MOTOR CO. Ford dealers are starting to place orders for America's most affordable and fuel-efficient hybrid utility vehicle - the 2013 FordC-MAX Hybrid - with innovative technologies such as a hands-free liftgate, spaciousness for five ... Ford opens orders for C-Max hybrid, its Prius V rivalUSA TODAY 2013 Ford C-Max HybridAutochannel (press release) Ford Opens Orders For The C-Max HybridAutoTalk Automotive Discovery all 203 news articles »

Chrysler's U.S. sales gains driven by better vehicles, management - Detroit Free Press

Chrysler's U.S. sales gains driven by better vehicles, management Detroit Free Press Even so, Chrysler's US sales through April have increased by a third -- nearly triple the industry average. Left for dead just three years ago, Chrysler has gained market share -- 11.6% for the first four months, compared with 9.6% a year ago. Ford and ... and more »