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Ford Parts Dealer
This user-friendly interactive Internet site gives you the ability to shop for GENUINE Ford parts and accessories 24/7, Order online at wholesale prices! It's fast, simple, safe and reliable.
If you need assistance, one of our Ford specialists are just a click away! We will be happy to help you.
We sell only factory Ford OEM parts and accessories at wholesale prices. No imitation replacement parts. We provide for all Ford cars, trucks, suv's and vans. All items are backed by a nationwide Ford warranty protection plan.
OEM Ford vs Aftermarket:
OEM stands for Original Equipment! Genuine Parts (OEM) have been tested and approved by Ford to meet the quality factory requirements. Aftermarket companies will
use the term OEM "replacement" parts. In order to confuse the buyer that they are OEM. Aftermarket is simply imitation. Most importantly, if you compare the prices you will find that Ford Parts Dealer.com
is either the same if not cheaper. The qaulity and precise fit is incomparable!
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It is important to include your Ford's VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) when placing an order.
This is to ensure that you receive the correct items on the first attempt. |
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| To get started simply choose between parts or accessories.
You will be directed to our online catalog where you can search, price and purchase online.
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| Once you have completed your order, your credit card will not be billed until your items are ready to be shipped. Only
actual shipping charges will apply.
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Becoming a registered member also offers advantages such as your very own Service and Maintenance log and vehicle recall information.
Plus helpful articles on driving, technology and vehicle care. Sign up today and get the most from your vehicle—and from your driving life!
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Ford's direction for the 21st century
In 2000, the Company stunned the industry (and pleased environmentalists) with an announcement of a planned 25 percent improvement in the average mileage of its light truck
fleet — including its popular SUVs — to be completed by the 2005 calendar year. However in 2003, Ford announced that competitive market conditions, and technological and cost
challenges, would prevent the company from achieving this goal. They did achieve significant progress toward improving fuel efficiency during 2005, with the successful
introduction of the Hybrid-Electric Escape. The Escape's platform is also available with the hybrid-electric system in the 2006 model year—a full year ahead of schedule—due
to high demand. In 2005, Ford announced its goal to make 250,000 hybrids a year by 2010, and by mid-2006 announced that it would not meet that goal.
Other hybrids to come out will be the Fusion in 2008. There is also plans for a Edge Hybrid. The Edge is Ford's new crossover SUV to come out for the 2007 model year.
Ford also continues to study Fuel Cell-powered electric powertrains, and is currently demonstrating hydrogen-fueled internal combustion engine technologies, as well as developing
the next-generation hybrid-electric systems. To the extent Ford is successful in increasing the percentage of hybrid vehicles and/or fuel cell vehicles, there will be a significant
decrease not only of air pollution emissions but also reduced sound levels, with notable favorable impacts upon respiratory health and decrease of noise health effects.
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