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I use to work at a place that sold up to 800 cars a month, on the East coast. Though I imagine that kind of information would be tough to find outside of Ford itself. I would say, look for the biggest Ford ad in a local newspaper with a web site.
Working at a Ford Dealer I know there are very few Crown Victorias ANYWHERE. the big rear wheel drive is not very popular so no one carries an inventory unless you hit a warmer climate where you might find a very few.
Like it's been said before if police / taxi fleets stop using them they will be discontinued.
Originally posted by Mattsbox99 Yep, Galpin Ford is the largest dealer in the US. just found out.
The sales people I've spoken to there still don't know squat about their trucks. You can learn more here in a week than any salesperson I've spoken to has taken the time to learn.
Originally posted by Mattsbox99 Its not a salesmans job to know anything about what he is selling.
He only has to have a nice signature and a big perfect smile.
I have a hard time taking a female salesperson seriously, not saying they can't do it.
You are incorrect. A professional salesman knows his product, how to present it to the buyer and how to ask and answer questions - it is his job. What you are referring to is what the pros call "order takers".
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