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Ford Focus Electric Has Won The Green Car Journal's Vision Award!

Published Monday, 31 January, 2011 by Lori Solomon. Categories: Green, People, News.

The Ford Focus Electric has just won Green Car Journal's annual 2011 Green Car Vision Award at the Washington Auto Show. Others finalists that missed out on the award were Honda Fit EV, Mitsubishi i, Toyota RAV4 Electric, and Volvo C30 DRIVe Electric.

Incidentally, the Green Car Vision Award is presented to "an industry-leading, environmentally focused vehicle that is in its early stages of commercialization or in demonstration programs, but not yet on sale?

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Pearson Ford to raise money for Zionsville High School

Published Monday, 24 January, 2011 by Ben Weir. Categories: Community Events.

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Cold Weather Driving Tips/Preparing your vehicle for cold weather

Published Monday, 24 January, 2011 by Lori Solomon. Categories: Service, People, News.

A little knowledge and preparation can be the difference between being in an emergency and avoiding one.
Preparing your vehicle for winter driving

Your Ford or LINCOLN Mercury Dealership can help you with all of the following. Or, if you have the time, there are a few items you can perform yourself:

  • Have your battery tested
  • Get your brakes and transmission inspected
  • Have your exhaust system checked
  • Check your wipers and replace the blades if?

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Need to change your email address or phone number on your Ford Sync system?

Published Thursday, 20 January, 2011 by Lori Solomon. Categories: New Inventory, People, News.

If you ever need to change your information in Syncmyride.com (new cell phone number, new email address
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What to do if your car starts sliding on ice

Published Tuesday, 04 January, 2011 by Lori Solomon. Categories: News.

Winter driving in Indianapolis can present many challenges. Here are some tips to keep in mind if you ever find your car skidding on ice while you're driving:

  • At the first sign that your rear tires have broken free and are providing no traction, take your foot off of the accelerator. This will automatically reduce your speed and often times will be all you need to do to regain control of your car.
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