|
Greyhound Ford
|
1/11/2011 - 50 Years in Accrington |
 |
To celebrate our 50th anniversary Ford Motor Company have kindly lent us their collection of Ford Cars from the last 50 years and a Ford from the future. On show will be cars such as; Sierra Cosworth, Cortina MkV, Escort Rallye MkII, Escort Cosworth, Focus RS, Racing Puma and Capri MkII Plus come and see The Weasley Flying Ford Anglia from The Harry Potter movies!! As well as some great anniversary offers, bring your invites along with you to enter our free prize draw to ..... Get your car serviced at the price it cost 50 years ago. For every car sold during the event £50 will be donated to the Ford charity Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Come & Celebrate with us on the 3rd - 15th November 2011. We will look forward to seeing you. |
18/7/2011 - New Focus Estate |
 |
Here it is the New Focus Estate. Newly arrived and in our showroom to view now.
With its dynamic styling, wealth of intuitive technologies and precision-engineered performance, the new Focus delivers a truly addictive driving experience. Thanks to the car’s advanced Ford ECOnetic Technology, the new Focus offers low CO2 emissions and outstanding fuel efficiency. You’ll also find an array of cutting-edge features that include Active Park Assist, which practically parks the car for you. When you start the new Focus, you start so much more than a car.
Torque Vectoring Control
Torque Vectoring Control reacts to the road 100 times per second. The system then uses this information to repeatedly balance the amount of power between the two front wheels.
Active Park Assist
The new Focus has Active Park Assist as an optional extra (Titanium), which is clever technology that first checks if a parking space is big enough then automatically steers you in.
|
2/6/2011 - B-Max Coming Soon 2012 |
 |
The Ford B-Max concept has sliding rear doors and no centre pillar, so it's a clear opening or the whole side of the car.The rest of the B-Max styling and interior is pretty much production ready. Except for a few flashes of chrome and the fancy LED lighting anyway. And the 18in wheels. And the lack of door handles. You don't need us to tell you the B-Max is aimed at the same sort of people who'd buy a C-Max but can manage with something smaller. And want something cheaper. The B-Max is slightly longer than a Fiesta but uses the same chassis. There's news under the bonnet too: a turbocharged three-cylinder Ecoboost 1.0-litre petrol engine, which should be good for about 100bhp. It turns up in the Focus later this year and is rolled out across most of the Ford range soon after, replacing the present 1.6. It'll have more torque and better economy. |
19/5/2011 - Lancashire Evening Telegraph |
 |
17/2/2011 - New Ford Focus |
 |
The New Ford Focus has arrived in our showroom. All models have Bluetooth Handsfree as standard along with Electronic Stability Programme, Traction Control & Emergency Brake Assist, Ford DAB Radios and Thatcham Category 1 Alarm Systems. |
