*UPDATE!!!!!*
*The car is now on display in our showroom!! *
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
2013 BOSS 302S On Display In Showroom!!
We had a customer order a very special Mustang through our Parts
Department! This BOSS 302S is a racing vehicle and can not be driven on the
street.
Completely stripped down to the bare essentials and ready for the Racetrack!
The car will be on display in our showroom shortly after Christmas for the
month of January.
Better come catch a glimpse of it!
Monday, October 15, 2012
Friday, October 12, 2012
2400 Horse Power Corralled In The Showroom!!
Look at the Ponies in our Showroom!!
With a
2013 Boss 302, 2013 Shelby GT500, 2013 Roush RS3 and a 2011 Shelby
GT500,
there is almost 2400HP corralled in our Showroom!
The most
horsepower that has ever been on the showroom floor at one time!!
Better
come check out this awesome collection of Performance Mustangs!!
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid
The NEW 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid is in
stock and available for immediate delivery.
stock and available for immediate delivery.
The Ford Fusion Hybrid was awarded the North American Car of the Year prize at the 2010 Detroit auto show. A panel of 49 North American automotive journalists selects the winners based on innovation, design, safety, handling, driver satisfaction and value. Hybrids have now been honored five times.
The Fusion Hybrid set a new benchmark in taking hybrid technology to the next level. Marrying a seamless, sophisticated hybrid powertrain to the outstanding Fusion platform—positioned solidly in the middle of the mainstream market—proved to be a winning combination. It’s fun to drive and speaks of refinement all around, from handling and braking through comfort and convenience. Yet, the Ford Fusion Hybrid has been a sleeper, selling far fewer units than the Toyota Prius or the Toyota Camry Hybrid. Perhaps this recognition as the car of the year, and other accolades, will help consumers become more aware of the Fusion Hybrid in their purchase decisions.
City fuel economy for the 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid almost doubles the city efficiency of the non-hybrid Fusion. Correcting the Bad Rap Against Hybrids"The Toyota Prius and other hybrids are great for eco-geeks who hold fuel efficiency, low emissions and high-tech auto technology as sacrosanct—and all other car features as sacrifice. But drivers looking for a smooth, comfortable ride—with a modicum of style and performance—might as well forget hybrids." So goes the old opinion of many auto journalists who historically dinged hybrids for lackluster driving characteristics, squishy brakes, and clunky transitions between gas and electric power. But that was before the 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid, a family sedan that offers 41 mpg in the city—and more importantly, some fun and refinement behind the wheel.
Compare the Fusion!
If you're thinking about buying a Ford Fusion Hybrid, you might also consider a Toyota Camry Hybrid or a Nissan Altima Hybrid. Compare these vehicles. USA Today emphatically stated, “The 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid is the best gasoline-electric hybrid yet.” Cars.com said, “Fusion Hybrid is a significant step forward for the technology, particularly for family sedans.” And Car and Driver said the Ford Fusion Hybrid “wipes the floor with the Toyota Camry Hybrid.” Comparisons with the Toyota Camry Hybrid and Nissan Altima Hybrid (only available in eight states) make sense. They currently are the three leading hybrid contenders in the mid-size family sedan category. The Toyota Prius hatchback—with its unique aerodynamic design, slightly smaller interior, smaller engine and 50-mpg rating—will probably appeal to a different buyer.
From Gas to Electric and Back The Ford Fusion Hybrid’s 41 city / 36 highway mileage ratings handily beat the Camry Hybrid’s 33/34 and the Altima Hybrid’s 35/33. Ford engineers also did a tremendous job of eliminating the flutter-rumble that many hybrids make when transitioning from gas engine to electric mode. In the Fusion Hybrid, the gasoline engine seamlessly starts up and shuts down "with only the very faintest shudder” according to Automobile magazine. USA Today goes further: “There was no—none, nada, zip—vibration or shimmying in the test car when the gasoline kicked in to help the electric. No other hybrid—not even that $107,000 Lexus—can make that claim 100 percent of the time.”
The Fusion Hybrid—and its sibling, the Mercury Milan Hybrid—are the first vehicles to use Ford’s second-generation hybrid system. Hybrid-electric vehicle systems engineer Gil Portalatin told us that the control logic for the new hybrid system provides much tighter integration of engine operation and power delivery. The new logic goes as far as to vary the engine’s valve timing, fuel delivery, and spark timing to match the power delivered through the electric motor, permitting very aggressive fuel shutdown under light loads. As a result, the Fusion Hybrid’s 2.5-liter engine shuts itself off twice as much as the earlier Escape, with the electric system providing more power. In addition, new control logic for the regenerative brakes recaptures up to 94 percent of the braking energy and feeds it to the battery.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Congratulations!!
Congratulations to Cody & Jenna
They won the 42" Samsung HDTV at our Closing the Books Sale!!
They won the 42" Samsung HDTV at our Closing the Books Sale!!
Cody & Jenna shown with Sales Consultant Patrick PetersonTuesday, December 8, 2009
Celebration of Trees
For all you Christmas Tree lovers stop by our showroom and see our Celebration of Trees.
We purchase trees each year from the Festival of Trees in Bloomington to support The Baby Fold. Stop on out for a hot cup of coffee and enjoy the trees.
Merry Christmas from the Anderson Ford Team
We purchase trees each year from the Festival of Trees in Bloomington to support The Baby Fold. Stop on out for a hot cup of coffee and enjoy the trees.
Merry Christmas from the Anderson Ford Team
Thursday, November 19, 2009
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