Source: Ford Motor Company. Major Product Changes Major Product Changes OVERVIEW The 2001 Escape provides best in class interior roominess with four doors, comfortable five passenger seating, the versatility to accommodate a wide variety of cargo needs, and a class leading 200 hp V6 engine option; the Escape is perfect for an OUTGOING and ACTIVE […] More »
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Source: Ford Motor Company. Heavy Duty F-Series – Seriously BIG Ford Australia is set to introduce a light commercial heavyweight in mid-2001 when it imports a range of super-duty F250 and F350 trucks. Designed for heavy-duty applications the F250/350 range has two key attributes – size and power. With a towing capacity of almost 4 […] More »
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Source: Ford Motor Company. 2002 Ford Explorer Prices Begin At $24,620 DEARBORN, November 8, 2000 – The 2002 Ford Explorer is the next generation of the best-selling sport utility vehicle in the world. The new Explorer is redesigned from the ground up – with major improvements in package, suspension, powertrains and safety. The base Manufacturer’s […] More »
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Source: Ford Motor Company. 2002 Mercury Mountaineer Pricing 2002 Mercury Mountaineer Mountaineer 4X2 base price $ 28,630 (Destination and Delivery of $ 600). Mountaineer AWD base price $ 30,610 (Destination and Delivery of $ 600). Major Standard Equipment: 4.0L SOHC V6 5-Speed Automatic O/D P245/70R16 All-Season BSW Firestone Tires Anti-Theft Alarm Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) […] More »
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Source: Ford Motor Company Ford delivers 15,000th Bi-fuel vehicle to U.S. Department of Energy 15,000th bi-fuel vehicle delivered to Department of Energy Executive Order 13149 requires federal fleets to reduce petroleum consumption 20 percent by 2005 High pump prices have more people looking at natural gas and propane as alternatives DEARBORN, Mich., June 26, 2000 […] More »
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Source: Ford Motor Company Army truck technology pact sealed in Louisville; lighter, more fuel-efficient trucks is project goal LOUISVILLE, June 19 — Representatives from Ford Motor Company, the University of Louisville, the U.S. Army and the American Iron and Steel Institute joined U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell here today for a ceremonial signing of a technology […] More »
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Ford gets feedback from Internet Ranger enthusiasts By Ken Payne In a pleasant turn of events, Ford Motor Company invited seven Ranger owners from Internet based enthusiasts web sites to a round table talk in order to build a better Ranger. Ford Motor Company flew Robert Rod (www.fordranger.com Sysadmin), Russ Parker (2.3L Admin www.fordranger.com), Malcolm […] More »
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