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Since Ford already is the police vehicle brand that practically two-thirds of officers use, they believe they have found a way to continue this legacy by creating an improved vehicle that is full of safety features and save multiple departments and taxpayers money. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

The O’Daniel Ford dealership has recognized Ron Coen and Phoenix Nichols for the 2018 Salesmen of the Year award due to their hard work efforts and outstanding customer service. Ron focuses on the customer’s individual wants and needs, and carefully listens to them allowing them to purchase vehicles their way. Phoenix focuses on having a caring attitude towards customer needs, hard-work, and dedication to the dealership. 

 

The 2018 Ford Flex is full of an array of updated features from the inside out. 

 

A distinctive grille comes in an available sleek chrome (SE and SEL) or a satin-aluminum (Limited) along with standard bright dual exhaust tips complete the staggering appearance. 

 

 

Ford has announced that buyers have a new way they can customize their new Ford Rangers. Starting with the launch of the new 2019 Ford Ranger in early 2019, Ford dealerships will be offering customers the option to customize their trucks with Yakima outdoor adventure products, giving customers the outdoor adventure of their dreams.  

In the summer of 2006, Austin Hatcher Osborn was welcomed into the world. Weeks after his birth, Dr. Jim Osborn and his wife Amy Jo noticed that Hatch wasn’t acting like his normal self. Normally bright and cuddly, Hatch instead started showing signs of illness. Days later, they received the worse news possible—Hatch had an inoperable brain tumor. Devastated after Hatch’s death, Jim and Amy Jo started the Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer in honor of their son.

 

Ford is currently collaborating with local and national companies to understand how they can use self-driving vehicles to improve the delivery of floral arrangements, dry cleaning, and several other items. However, Ford wants to take it to the next step. With the help of Walmart, Ford is exploring the possibility of delivering groceries with the use of self-driving vehicles, and in Miami-Dade County, tests are already underway.