Back in November I think, maybe even as early as Sept or Oct, in the mail I had received a Ford promotional mailing thing for the new upcoming 2010 models cars and trucks.
Oh boy exciting.I was going to throw it away actually recycle it, but I noticed there were some stickers. Then I realized the entire promo package was stickers so I decided to keep it for a weird collectible type thing. It won't become valuable for any real amount of money. Maybe a few years down the road I will sell it for "Wow Factor".
They start things off with a little "Edge". Each vehicle in the promo has an information sheet, and then on the back are some stickers of that model and some Ford Logos or car parts. I guess they intended to give the adults who were thinking of buying a Ford all the info on the various models and then give their kids something to do while Mommy and Daddy are out buying their new ford.
Then they brag a little about how tough their trucks are and how much they can haul.
Next for those of you who want to help keep the Earth green they have their Hybrid card The Fusion.
Finally they end with their popular economy car Taurus.
Pretty neat, but hopefully I won't have to be buying a new Ford this year.
I'm trying to make my 2002 Focus stay in focus for another 2 years before I even think about getting a new car. Plus financially I can't afford a new car until probably next year.
They start things off with a little "Edge". Each vehicle in the promo has an information sheet, and then on the back are some stickers of that model and some Ford Logos or car parts. I guess they intended to give the adults who were thinking of buying a Ford all the info on the various models and then give their kids something to do while Mommy and Daddy are out buying their new ford.
Then they brag a little about how tough their trucks are and how much they can haul.
Next for those of you who want to help keep the Earth green they have their Hybrid card The Fusion.
Finally they end with their popular economy car Taurus.
Pretty neat, but hopefully I won't have to be buying a new Ford this year.
I'm trying to make my 2002 Focus stay in focus for another 2 years before I even think about getting a new car. Plus financially I can't afford a new car until probably next year.
I'm with you on making cars last, currently driving a 07 and hoping to drive it until it quits, and really hoping that's a long time down the road since mine is a Honda. My next car will probably be a ford though, the Fusion or whatever the equivalent is when the time comes.
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