Sunday, July 30, 2006

Ford On The Move Towards Bringing Up Pickup Truck Sales

By: Jason Moore

Going back to the Ford Motor Company history, the line up of
pickup trucks from this company actually has been the flagship
among all vehicle line ups. And for Ford, losing a great deal in
sales for this line also means a huge amount of loss for their
entire sales. Due to the recent and continuous increase of gas
and fuel prices, auto consumers have been leaning towards more
fuel efficient cars and vehicles and heading away from pick up
trucks which have been known to be efficient transporters of
people and cargo but low on miles per gallon of gas.

And now, the company is out to make sure that the automotive
world does not forget about the Ford pickup trucks. As part of
this move, they have made sure that auto consumers would be
getting more perks if they do opt to buy a pickup truck. This
tactic has been used by many dealers who also offer used Ford F350 parts - more incentives to equate
to more sales. And the Ford F-Series pickup trucks can now be
purchased with more incentives.

According to Lydia Cisaruk, the spokesperson for the company,
this kind of incentive for the Ford F-series pickup trucks has
been selected to run as part of the company's 'Drive On Us'
campaign on boosting up sales. Since last Friday, anyone
interested in purchasing a new Ford F-series pickup truck could
avail of discounts which could range from $500 up to a $1000
which is, of course, a huge savings for anyone. However, the
whole promo would only be available up until the last day of
this month.

The Ford F-series pickup trucks have been in production since
1948. It has been built as a full size pickup truck. The
Chevrolet Silverado, Nissan Titan, Dodge Ram, and Toyota Tundra
have been those vehicles which the Ford F-series have considered
as competition in the market.

About the author:
Jason Moore, a 35 year old freelance writer from Austin, Texas.
He also works as a marketing analyst for an established auto
parts store in the country.

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