Dec 12, 2017
The popular Fairley & Stevens Ford dealer announced it is now offering Nova Scotians, who want to treat themselves to the ‘truck of the year’ this Christmas, a range of 2017 Ford F-150 pickups at extremely affordable prices.
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Dartmouth, Canada - December 11, 2017 /PressCable/ —
The popular Fairley & Stevens Ford dealer has announced it is offering clients throughout the Dartmouth, Nova Scotia area, a new range of 2017 Ford F-150 pickup trucks at uniquely affordable prices.
More information is available at http://fairleystevensford.com.
The Fairley & Stevens Ford is the most famous ford dealer in Nova Scotia, known for the quality of new and pre-owned vehicles, trusted automotive service and friendly, honest staff it has at the community’s disposal since 1948.
The leading Ford dealer in Nova Scotia has announced it is now offering 2017 Ford F-150 pickup trucks at some of the most affordable rates in the market.
The range includes the XLT, XTR, Lariat, Platinum, King Ranch and Sport models in ruby red, metallic or lightning blue, oxford and platinum white or shadow black, silver and metallic colors to suit a variety of different tastes, needs and lifestyles.
These pickups are sold with V6 and V8 engines, steel spare wheels, auto-lock, remote keyless entry, cruise control, clear coat paint, chrome grills, trip computers and up to $12,250 off for those who want to treat themselves to the ‘truck of the year’ for Motor Trend and The Fast Lane Truck this Christmas.
The trucks are available at its welcoming location on 580 Windmill Road, Dartmouth, with the extended warranties, student and military discounts, trade-in appraisals, courtesy shuttles, quality parts and service or courteous, personable assistance that have made the company the ‘go-to’ Ford dealer in Dartmouth.
The Fairley & Stevens Ford team explains that “as Dartmouth’s friendly Ford dealer since 1948, our clients already know that we always keep them first and never stop striving for their complete automotive satisfaction. Now, we want to help them get that beautiful, handy pickup they’ve been dreaming of at a clear out price they won’t find anywhere else.”
Consultations with the Fairley & Stevens Ford team for more details on the range of 2017 F-150 trucks it is offering at uniquely affordable prices can be requested at 902-463-1220 or through the website link provided above along with multiple testimonials describing the service that has made them so popular in Nova Scotia.
Contact Info:
Name: Darryl MacKillop
Organization: Fairley & Stevens Ford
Address: 580 Windmill Rd, Dartmouth, NS B3B 1B5, Canada
Phone: +1-902-463-1220
For more information, please visit http://fairleystevensford.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 276329
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