214 South Main Street
Troy, NC 27371
Whether you're looking for a rugged truck that can pull its weight or a reliable family hauler with plenty of room, Ford has a vehicle to meet your needs that looks great in the same time. Therefore, when you visit the Montgomery Motors lot, in Troy, NC, you'll find a wide range of new Ford models to choose from.
Have you heard about the Kelley Blue Book "Brand Image Awards"? We know that
The 2012 Ford Focus is a hit, month after month. New models at Montgomery Motors in Troy, NC, have brought sales up in February, 2012. Since the sedan's redesign last year, it has become one of the most popular and fastest growing Ford cars in history.
Sales are about to reach 22,000 for the month, well above estimates made by the Dearborn-based automaker. Ford sold 10,879 Focus models in February 2011.
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Lincoln is finding new and interesting ways to hint at the unveiling of future models every day. In the days leading up to the 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show, the luxury automaker snapped a few close ups of the front-end grille of what was later revealed to be the 2013 Lincoln MKZ. When officially revealing the vehicle, however, Lincoln displayed a still shot of another front end, which was clearly not the vehicle being displayed
It's true what they say about Facebook; people always tag you in pictures that you don't want to be seen in! Such is exactly the case with the 2013 Lincoln MKS just before it debuts at the 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show, which just kicked off this weekend. The American automaker snapped a few quick shots of the redesigned luxury sedan and uploaded them to their official Facebook page (http://www.facebook.com
Cars like 2011's Lincoln MKX feature a panoramic roof. Sales show buyers are highly interested in vehicles with
Ford and Lincoln marketing executive, Ken Czubay explained that "We are absolutely focused on making Lincoln a world-class luxury brand with
Even more cool is the fact that Ford isn't going around tooting their horns over their eco-friendly
Under the remodeling plan, standalone Lincoln dealers in urban areas will have to spend $1 million in upgrades, while combined Ford and Lincoln dealers will need