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Hillyer's Mid-City Ford

3000 Hillyer Ln
Woodburn, OR 97071
(503) 981-4747

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Canby Ford Mercury

24315 S Hwy 99E
Canby, OR 97013
(503) 266-2097

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Newberg Ford Mercury

3900 Portland Rd
Newberg, OR 97132
(503) 538-2171

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Capitol Ford

213 W Main St
Molalla, OR 97038
(503) 829-2391

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Landmark Ford

12000 SW 66th Ave
Tigard, OR 97223
(503) 639-1131

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Premier Ford of Gladstone

19405 McLoughlin Blvd
Gladstone, OR 97027
(503) 655-3355

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Aurora, OR Ford Car Consumer Discussions

Drove FIVE new 2005 small trucks recently: by rickc5 on Thu Dec 02 17:33:49 PST 2004; As part of a "new truck survey", I had the opportunity to drive five new 2005 small trucks: Chevy Colorado Ford Ranger Dodge Dakota Toyota Tacoma Nissan Frontier All were extra-cabs, and the Dodge, Toytota & Nissan were totally new trucks for 2005. The Dodge, Chevy and Ranger were big disappointments. Dodge could have done a much better job since the truck was a new design. The Chevy just felt totally sluggish. The Ranger drove like the dinosaur it is. I own a 2002 Ranger, and there is no noticable difference in three years. Too bad. The stars were the Tacoma (#1 on my list) and the Frontier (#2 on my list). For 2005, the Japanese have gotten it together. These are extremely nice trucks. Of course, they both cost a king's ransom compared to the Ranger. Bottom line: Do some test driving before you buy, but prepare to spend as much as $10,000 more for the Tacoma compared to an equally equipped Ranger. Price will still bring buyers to Ford, but Ford sure has their work cut out for them if they actually want to compete head-to-head with Toyota and Nissan. Have fun!

looking for a deal!: by mbjb on Thu Apr 01 06:05:45 PST 2004; I was wondering if anyone in the Chicago area can point me in the right direction for a dealer who is dealing on the 2004 expeditions. I would appreciate the help.

2003 Explorer xlt: by mbjb on Tue Dec 09 09:15:18 PST 2003; I brought a xlt w/sport pkg. in 06/03 and the sticker was $35,110. It has the roof, tow pkg., 3rd seat and upgraded stereo. I paid $29,900 out the door w/tags and taxes. Not bad I think.

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