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Hunt Ford

6825 Crain Hwy
La Plata, MD 20646
(301) 934-8186

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Rappahannock Ford Mercury

16057 James Madison Pkwy
King George, VA 22485
(888) 872-8758

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Waldorf Ford

2440 Crain Hwy
Waldorf, MD 20601
(301) 843-2400

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Cowles Parkway Ford

13779 Noblewood Plaza
Woodbridge, VA 22193
(877) 525-6442

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Sheehy Ford Springfield

6727 Loisdale Rd
Springfield, VA 22150
(877) 544-8990

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Ourisman Ford Lincoln Mercury

6129 Richmond Hwy
Alexandria, VA 22303
(703) 660-9000

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Received 2009 FEH in Maryland: by therock515 on Fri Aug 08 07:03:52 PDT 2008; I just took delivery of a 2009 FEH FWD last night (08/07) in Columbia, MD. I had ordered it June 6. Here are my initial impressions. First off, the car rides and looks great. Brakes and handles very well and acceleration is very adequate. When I got in the car, the info center said 440 miles to empty. I am downsizing from a 2003 F-150 and I would barely get 270 miles to a 25 gallon tank. Another point of interest is that I am 6' 3" and have plenty of head and leg room. I found it somewhat hard to keep in electric mode going from a deadstop. Like someone said in earlier posts you will make people behind you very angry if you try and keep it in electric mode. However, that being said almost as soon I started hitting the brakes to come to a stop it went into electric mode and stayed there until I went to go again. It is crazy how quiet it is when it is in electric mode - it literally sounds like the car shuts off totally. The SYNC system is sweet - pairing my phone and ipod was easy and the voice recognition is very accurate. Hope this helps people out a little bit...please feel free to ask any questions.

Our deal (SEL FWD): by brian_in_md on Tue Aug 12 08:08:14 PDT 2008; We just picked up an 08' Taurus X SEL FWD, with leather, SYNC, SEL Interior Convenience and Power Packages, 50/50 3rd row, and Sirius for $26,400 inc freight - about $2k under invoice. (I would have received an additional $500 off if I had used Ford Credit, but got a better rate elsewhere.) (Dealer was Apple Ford in Columbia, MD. Nice people to deal with, although still a little pushy on all the high-profit dealer add-ons like undercoating, paint protection etc.)

Confirmation of Delivery: by therock515 on Thu Jul 24 17:32:07 PDT 2008; Just an update from the East Coast. My dealer in Columbia, MD called and said my 2009 FWD FEH will be arriving on August 8th. I had ordered it on July 6th. More details to follow.

Just ordered a 2009 FEH in Maryland: by therock515 on Sat Jun 07 08:12:00 PDT 2008; I just wanted to post my order info for anyone in the Maryland area. I went to a dealer in Columbia, MD and was quoted an x-plan price of $27,269 for a FWD standard Hybrid with no options. Included in this was a $11 gas, $360 FDAF and a $695 destination charge. I had to give a $500 deposit. Very easy experience, no runaround. I was told the expected delivery will be sometime between September and December. I have read mixed things on whether the FDAF is an allowable charge under the x-plan. Anyone know for sure?

2008 Ford Explorer EB v8 Lease: by aleatory on Sun Feb 17 13:55:39 PST 2008; Car_man, I'm in Maryland, and am looking at leasing a 2008 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer v8 4x4. MSRP with options is $39,345 and the invoice is $36,411. There is an additional $3,500 lease incentive available. I am anticipating negotiating a high of $300 over invoice--$33,241. What is the (1) residual value and (2) interest rate to lease this vehicle for 39 months with 15,000 miles per year? Thanks in advance!

Recent inventories & buying experience?: by baysailor on Sun Jan 20 19:40:21 PST 2008; Folks, I am new to this forum, only started looking for either a FEH or MMH a week ago. Had a 02 Mazda Tribute for two years and really liked the car, wife gave it up to our daughter in Texas. She wants the hybrid - bad - and I'm probably going to go along since the last 2 car buying decisions have been mine. I've seen on the message board a lot of frustration about ordering delays, which I may not want to go thru. Also, there are several dealer locally that seem to have inventory, but the trucks all have the full boat of accessories, and my guess is that all (or at least most) of the ones shipped to dealers are like that to maximize dealer and FMC profits, since they're not making money on these, or are just barely. So my question is, if I want to get one of these (either type) by April, can I trust the system to work on a special order, or do you think I'll be forced to just get the best deal I can locally. There are about 8 showing up as available in the DC/MD area. Also, what types of incentives or discount buying services, like Costco, are available that the dealers will take? Cheers,

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