Ford C-MAX Delivers 570 Miles on One Tank of Gas, Taking Customers Further Than Toyota Prius v at 450 Miles

 

Hilltop 'icon' Krug Ford dealership changes hands

Written byAmanda Whitesell,   DAILY PRESS & ARGUS

Krug Hilltop Ford, 2798 E. Grand River Ave. in Genoa Township, was acquired by Bob Maxey Ford of Detroit.
Howell Area Chamber of Commerce President Pat Convery called the Krug dealership a community "icon." But another family-owned business will take over the operation.
"I'm excited about it," said new co-owner Bob Maxey. "It's a great dealership and it's in a great location."

Ford is Huge on Facebook

DEARBORN, Mich., May 21, 2012 – Ford Mustang has reached another iconic milestone, but this time it’s a virtual one – surpassing 4 million fans on Facebook, making it the most popular nameplate vehicle on the world’s largest social network.

Ford Begins Taking Orders for C-MAX Hybrid

Ford Begins Taking Orders for C-MAX Hybrid – America’s Most Affordable, Fuel-Efficient Hybrid Utility Vehicle

DEARBORN, Mich., May 17, 2012 – Ford dealers are starting to place orders for America’s most affordable and fuel-efficient hybrid utility vehicle – the 2013 Ford C-MAX Hybrid – with innovative technologies such as a hands-free liftgate, spaciousness for five passengers and cargo as well as the fun-to-drive character shared with well-handling cars including Ford Focus.

2012 Focus Recall

Ford Motor Company recently announced a safety recall on 2012 Ford Focus vehicles built up to October of 2011.

The repairs are fairly simple and Krug Ford has some parts in stock.

Buy a Vehicle in April and Help the United Way!!!

We are very excited to announce a fantastic community partnership for the month of April.  In partnership with the Livingston County United Way, Krug Ford is donating $100 in the customer's name for each new or used vehicle sold in the month of April. 

Daytona 500...not just any car race.

 

This year's Daytona 500 was full of historical firsts.  It was the first time in 53 years the race was delayed by weather.  It was the first time that a female driver seemed to have a preliminary chance of competing for a win.  It also marked the first time that stock cars ran with fuel injection rather than carburetion.  The sport has come a long way since running the first races literally on the beach.