John Heinzl from Thursday’s Globe and Mail wrote about the Focus and it’s “Features for the money!” Turns out the Focus is a great deal, and might even be more fun with the money saving standard transmission!!
“It’s practical, affordable, comfortable and well laid out. If those are your criteria, this is a compact you should definitely be looking at…”
“My only regret is that I didn’t get to test the five-speed manual. As much as I enjoyed zipping around in the four-speed automatic, driving the SES with a stick would have been even more fun.”
Filed under: Focus, Ford, Fun, Interesting, Technology on November 16th, 2009
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My name is Rocco, I’m a GoldenDoodle and I’m an important part of our Pup-Lick Relations Department.
My favourite duties include: ensuring all guests are welcomed in a friendly manner with a bark and a tail wag, overseeing quality control of vehicles with an efficient and thorough sniffing, and doing some showroom clean up using a technique I call Nap-Sweeping. See ME pictured below.
Come and see me soon… I’m growing inches by the day, as you can see from my photos. I’m 5 months old now and that first photo was taken only 3 months ago.
p.s. While it may look easy, Nap-Sweeping is much harder with my new haircut.
Filed under: Ford, Fun, Good News, Interesting on July 10th, 2009
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The easiest way to win $100 is to fill out a Steve Marshall Ford survey as Beverly found out. Who will be the next to win??
Only 20 customers receive the survey, and only about 1/2 fill it out… the odds to win are good!!
Filed under: Fun, Good News on May 14th, 2009
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By the time you read this, Rob Willoughby will have sold his 1,000th vehicle at Steve Marshall Ford in Nanaimo.
That number alone is pretty remarkable but Rob has done it in only six and a half years. On average, a salesperson completes 7.5 transactions per month, or 90 per year. That means it would take the average salesperson more than 11 years to do what Rob has done in six and a half. (more…)
Filed under: Events, Fun on March 20th, 2009
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