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Cabin air filter change TITLE CARD: DO I NEED A NEW CABIN AIR FILTER? Brought to you by Quick Lane® Brought to you by Ford Service Music: Love me right: by The Swag Geeks TITLE CARD: CABIN AIR FILTER Question: Why should I replace my Cabin air filter? VO: Most cars now come equipped with a cabin air filter… Most cars have a cabin air filter VO: that filters out up to 90% of dust… VO: pollen… VO: and other airborn particles that pass through your air vents. Filters 90% of dust Pollen and more VO: Creating a healthier, more comfortable cabin environment whenever you use your air conditioner… Healthier More comfortable cabin environment VO: heater… VO: or fan. Whenever you use you’re A/C Heater and fan Question: How do I know I need it changed? VO: Fact is… VO: just like your home’s furnace air filter… VO: Over time, dust and dirt build up, which prevents it from doing its job efficiently. Fact is: Furnace air filter Over time dust and dirt build up VO: When this happens… When this happens VO: you may notice reduced air flow through your vents… Notice reduced air flow VO: SMELL bad odors… SMELL bad odor VO: or SEE a dusty build-up on the dash and instrument panel, or around the vents… SEE dusty buildup VO: Which means it’s time to replace your cabin air filter. It time to replace your cabin air filter QUESTION: How often should I change it? VO: It’s recommended that you replace your cabin air filter about every 15,000 miles. Replace your cabin filter every 15,000 miles VO: However, this can depend on how much and where you drive. Depends on how much and where you drive VO: Check your owner’s manual for recommended change intervals. Check your owner’s manual VO: Call to schedule an appointment SUPER: Schedule an appointment VO: to see our factory-trained technicians. SUPER: Factory-trained Technicians will service your vehicle   Ford Service Logo Tagline: Ford Service – Go Further.   YouTube Cabin air filter This helpful video will explain how the cabin air filter in your vehicle helps filter out dust and pollen for a more comfortable interior environment, and tell you some of the signs that may indicate it may be time to replace your cabin air filter.   Keywords: cabin air filter, air filter, interior, dust, pollen, air born particles, filter, air conditioner, ac, heater, fan, climate system, reduced air flow, bad odor, ford service, quicklane, quick lane

TITLE CARD: WHY IS REGULAR MAINTENANCE IMPORTANT? Brought to you by Quick Lane® Brought to you by Ford Service Music: Love me right: by The Swag Geeks TITLE: The Works Question: Why do I need regular maintenance? VO: Fact is: Parts wear out over time. VO: You pretty much name it and it’ll need replacing sooner or later. Fact is: Parts WEAR OUT SOONER or LATER they’ll need replacement VO: routine checkups… VO: help to ensure your vehicle stay in good working condition. VO: And in the long run, can help save you money. Routine checkups helps maintain proper performance longevity and can help save you money VO: Remember, not keeping up with regular checkups… VO: may also affect your Manufacturer’s warranty. Remember Keep up with check ups May affect your Manufacturer’s Warranty Question: Aren’t all checkups the same? VO: Nope! VO: Most shops only change your oil, top off fluids and put air in your tires. NOPE! Most Only change the oil… Top off fluids… Put air in your tires Question: Is there something better? VO: Yes! VO: “The Works” it’s like going to your doctor for a checkup… VO: but for your vehicle. VO: Making sure EVERYTHING is working in top condition… VO: Like belts and hoses… VO: Brakes… VO: battery… VO: and so much more. VO: We’ll even rotate your tires. YES! The Works Multipoint inspection Belts & hoses Brakes battery New oil & filter We’ll even rotate your tires VO: In order to help your vehicle perform at its best longer. Question: When should I do it? VO: Since each part may need attention at different times… VO: we recommend following your owner’s manual maintenance schedule. Parts wear out at different times See your owner’s manual maintenance schedule VO: Call to schedule an appointment SUPER: Schedule an appointment VO: to see our factory-trained technicians. SUPER: Our Factory-trained Technicians will service your vehicle   Quick Lane Logo Tagline: Quick Lane® – Tire & Auto Center www.quicklane.com YouTube Why is Regular Maintenance Important? This helpful video will explain why it's important to keep up with maintenance on your vehicle, and why getting The Works is the perfect way to ensure it lasts a long time.   Keywords: the works, maintenance, ford service, quicklane, quick lane, battery, oil, filter, brakes, hoses, belts, tires, rotate, swag geeks, Love me right

SUPER AUDIO Availability varies by model. See dealer for details. See your owner’s manual for more details. VO: You might be interested to know that your vehicle can help you parallel and perpendicular park. VO: And help guide you out of a tight parallel parking spot! VO: It can also let you know if there are any objects in front of, behind, or next to your vehicle. VO: Let me explain. Driver-assist features are supplemental and do not replace the driver’s attention, judgment, and need to control the vehicle. Vehicle must be driving at or below 20 mph. The system will automatically default to the passenger side if not indicated. Location of button may vary VO: To activate the Enhanced Active Park Assist feature, press the Active Park Assist button on the center console, here… VO: then signal to indicate which side you’d like the system to search. You must be within 2 ' to 5 ' from the parking space for the system to operate VO: An information screen will appear on your center display… VO: and the system will begin to scan for available parking spots. Always be prepared to use the brake pedal to stop. Vehicle must be kept under 6 mph while parking. VO: Once an appropriate spot is found… VO: you’ll hear a chime… VO: and see a “Spot found” message on your touchscreen. VO: Then, simply follow the prompts on your touchscreen. VO: You’ll be responsible for driver controls such as, accelerating, shifting and braking as needed. VO: And be sure to watch your mirrors and your surroundings for any objects, which you may be getting too close to. You must be within 2’ to 5’ from the parking space for the system to operate. Always be prepared to use the brake pedal to stop. VO: In addition, the system can help you back into a perpendicular–non-angular–or traditional parking spot. VO: While traveling under 20 mph and about 3-feet from other vehicles, just press the Active Park Assist button 2 times… VO: signal to indicate which side you want to park on… VO: pull up past the parked cars you want to park near… VO: then simply follow the instructions on your touchscreen. VO: Accelerating, shifting and braking as needed. VO: Keep in mind: you can cancel the parking processes at any time by grabbing the steering wheel – or pressing the activation button again. A vehicle must be parked in front of you in order for park out assist to work Always be prepared to use the brake pedal to stop VO: Active Park Assist can also help you get out of a tight parallel parking space, which is great if someone has parked too close in front of – or behind you. VO: Just press the same Active Park Assist button you used to park… VO: let go of the steering wheel… VO: and follow the prompts displayed on your touchscreen. VO: Once again, you just accelerate, shift and brake as needed. VO: If, by chance, the system doesn’t automatically engage when you turn the ignition on… VO: you can press the soft touch button on the SYNC screen and then press Park Out Assist and follow the prompts. If equipped. Display will appear in upper-right corner of display screen or centered on the screen. VO: Your vehicle also has something called Side Sensing. VO: It is an enhancement to your Forward and Reverse Sensing Systems. VO: It uses a chime… VO: and a visual diagram display on your touchscreen with red, yellow and green highlights to indicate where the closest object to your vehicle is detected. VO: Red indicates the closest, and green the farthest away. VO: One more thing: In order for the system to function properly, sensors must be clear of snow, ice or mud. ©2018 Ford Motor Company. Specifications and descriptions contained within are based upon the most current information available at the time of release. Vehicles shown may include optional features. See your dealer for complete details regarding availability of features. VO: Any questions? Go to Owner.Ford.com Enhanced Active Park Assist This informative video will explain how to activate the Enhanced Active Park Assist on your vehicle and how it can help you parallel park, maneuver out of a tight parking spot and help detect items hidden from view. Keywords: Enhanced Active Park Assist, Side Sensing System, parallel park, part assist, Active Park Assist button, parking spot, information screen, center display, chime, spot found, red, yellow, green, guidelines Vehicle Availability: 2015 – Edge 2016 – Edge, ADD Explorer 2017 – Edge, Explorer, ADD Escape, ADD Fusion, ADD Fusion Hybrid, ADD Fusion Energi 2018 – Edge, Explorer, Escape, Fusion, Fusion Hybrid, Fusion Energi, ADD Expedition 2019 – Edge, Explorer, Escape, Fusion, Fusion Hybrid, Fusion Energi, Expedition, ADD Transit Connect

SUPER AUDIO Charges one phone at a time VO: You may be interested to know that your vehicle may be equipped with a wireless charging pad that gives you the power to charge your smartphone without the need for a cord. VO: Let me explain. VO: It’s located inside the center console of your vehicle, and allows you to charge a wide range of compatible devices, such as smartphones of various sizes with built-in wireless charging capability. VO: It can also help maintain a full charge while streaming audio or making calls through your available SYNC 3 System. The charger could automatically shuts itself off if coins or other metals come between the device and charging pad, and those objects heat up enough to exceed safe battery temperature limits. VO: Simply set the phone, charging side down, on top of the pad, and it automatically senses and begins charging the device. VO: You’ll get a message in your information screen indicating that charging has begun. Not all phones are compatible with wireless charging. Devices without built-in wireless charging require an additional charging receiver or sleeve. Wireless phone charger supports Qi. iPhone is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. VO: Keep in mind: The rate of charging is determined by the device. VO: Plus, while iPhone 8 and later models are compatible with the charging pad, earlier versions require the use of a manufacture-approved charging sleeve. Wireless charging devices can affect the operation of implanted medical devices, including cardiac pacemakers. If you have any implanted medical devices, we recommend that you consult with your physician first. VO: One more thing you’ll appreciate… VO: You can charge your device even if the vehicle is not turned on just as long as it’s in accessory mode. ©2018 Ford Motor Company. Specifications and descriptions contained within are based upon the most current information available at the time of release. Vehicles shown may include optional features. See your dealer for complete details regarding availability of features. VO: Any questions? Go to Owner.Ford.com. YouTube: Inductive wireless charging This easy to follow video will explain how to use the available wireless charging pad to help keep electronic devices fully charged without having to plug them in. Keywords: wireless charging pad, devices, smartphone, tablet, cell phone, sync 3 system, center console, message, touchscreen, information cluster, display, iphone, android, iphone 8, iphonex, charging sleeve, accessory mode

SUPER AUDIO Available Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking on 2019 model year or newer Driver-assist features are supplemental and do not replace the driver’s attention, judgment and need to control the vehicle. While Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking may be especially helpful in unexpected situations, it does not replace the driver, and has limitations, including vehicles moving in different directions and certain weather conditions. See owner’s manual for system limitations. VO: Your vehicle may be equipped with a unique system designed to help detect and potentially avoid frontal-collision situations with other vehicles and pedestrians. VO: Let me tell you about it. VO: Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking is a driver-assist system that monitors the road ahead of you while driving. VO: It even works at night when your vehicle’s lights are on. Pre-Collision Assist is active at approximately 3 mph. Pedestrian Detection is active up to 50 mph. Pedestrian Detection can detect pedestrians, but not in all conditions and does not replace safe driving.  See owner's manual for system limitations. VO: If a collision risk with another vehicle or pedestrian is detected, the system will deliver several warnings, and may help you slow down or stop your vehicle. The system does not detect, warn or respond to a potential collision with vehicles to the rear or sides of the vehicle. VO: Here’s how it works: VO: If you’re rapidly approaching a stationary vehicle… VO: or one that’s moving in the same direction… VO: or a pedestrian is crossing your path, the system can alert you and assist with braking in one of three ways. VO: First, you’ll receive an audible chime… VO: along with a “Pre-Collision Assist” warning message on the Information Display. VO: Next, if the risk of a collision further increases after the warning alerts are given, the system’s Brake Support feature will pre-charge the brakes for rapid braking. VO: This way they’ll respond faster once the brake pedal is pressed. The system does not replace the driver’s need to apply the brakes VO: And finally, if the system determines that a collision is imminent, it may apply Automatic Emergency Braking without driver input to help reduce impact damage or potentially avoid a crash completely. VO: Once your brakes have been pre-charged, even if you press them lightly, the Automatic Emergency Braking feature may apply full braking force to help stop your vehicle quickly. Refer to “Information Displays” chapter in your owner’s manual VO: One more thing: You can change the system’s alert sensitivity to one of three settings by using the 5-way control on your steering wheel and the Information Display. VO: From the settings menu, scroll to "Driver Assist"... VO: “Pre Collision”… VO: “Alert Sensitivity”… VO: and then select “High”… VO: “Normal”… VO: or “Low.” VO: A lower setting can send fewer warnings, while a higher setting will give earlier, more frequent warnings. The Active Braking feature will reset to “Enabled” each time the ignition is turned off VO: You can also enable or disable Automatic Emergency Braking under the same menu by checking or unchecking the Active Braking feature. © 2018 Ford Motor Company. Specifications and descriptions contained within are based upon the most current information available at the time of release. Vehicles shown may include optional features. See your dealer for complete details regarding availability of features. VO: Any questions? Go to Owner.Ford.com YouTube: Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking This video explains how Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking works to detect potential frontal collisions with other vehicles or pedestrians, and can alert the driver with auditory and visual warnings. Plus, Brake Support technology can pre-charge the brakes to assist during Automatic Emergency. Keywords: precollision technology, precollison assist, automatic emergency braking, automatic brakes, collision warning, brake support, alert, warning light, warning chime, precharge brakes, brake support, brakes, brake pedal, stopping, windshield, information display, warning system, active braking, sensitivity setting, settings, sensors, pedestrian detection Vehicle Availability: 2019 – Mustang, Edge, Fusion, Fusion Hybrid, Fusion Energi, Ranger, F-150, F-250, F-350, F-450, F-550, Transit Connect

SUPER AUDIO Evasive Steering Assist is an available feature that works with Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking. VO: Did you know that your Ford vehicle may be equipped with Evasive Steering Assist, which can help you avoid potential frontal collisions when steering may be necessary? VO: Let me tell you about. Driver assist features are supplemental and do not replace driver’s attention, judgment and need to control the vehicle. Evasive Steering Assist is driver initiated, not automatic. While Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking and Evasive Steering Assist may be especially helpful in unexpected situations, it does not replace the driver and has limitations, including vehicles moving in different directions and certain weather conditions. The system will not activate if the distance to the vehicle ahead is too small, and a crash cannot be avoided. VO: Evasive Steering Assist works in conjunction with the Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking System… VO: which uses a forward-facing camera and radar to constantly monitor driving conditions, and can alert you of potential risks to help you avoid them. VO: In a situation where your vehicle is rapidly approaching another vehicle from behind, this system automatically calculates the risk of a collision based on speed and distance. VO: First, you’ll receive an audible warning and a visual alert on your Information Display. VO: Then, if no action is taken, the system will begin to apply the appropriate amount of brake force needed. VO: If a collision is unavoidable by braking alone, you can activate the system by initiating an evasive maneuver… VO: and it can provide the appropriate amount of steering torque needed to help you avoid the vehicle in front of you. ©2018 Ford Motor Company. Specifications and descriptions contained within are based upon the most current information available at the time of release. Vehicles shown may include optional features. See your dealer for complete details regarding availability of features. VO: Any questions? Go to Owner.Ford.com YouTube: Evasive Steering Assist This video explains how Evasive Steering Assist can help you maneuver your vehicle around a stationary or slow moving vehicle when the system calculates that a collision is unavoidable by braking alone. Keywords: evasive steer assist, pre-collision assist, automatic emergency braking, steering, automatic steering, driver-assist, braking, emergency braking, steering wheel, collision, cameras, radar sensors, evasive maneuver

SUPER AUDIO Available Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go and Lane Centering Driver-assist features are supplemental and do not replace the driver's attention, judgment, and need to control the vehicle. VO: Did you know your Ford vehicle may have features that can automatically help you maintain a preset distance from a vehicle ahead of you while in cruise control, and help keep you centered in your lane? VO: One of the features that makes up this system is called Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go. VO: Let's take a look. VO: Like normal cruise control, you still have the ability to set your cruising speed… VO: but this version also allows you to set a comfortable pacing distance behind the vehicle in front of yours. VO: And, it can even bring your vehicle to a complete stop if needed in heavy traffic. The Stop-and-Go feature is automatically activated once a cruise speed has been set VO: To set a cruising speed… VO: use the cruise control switch on your steering wheel… VO: press ON… VO: accelerate to your desired speed… VO: and press SET... VO: then take your foot off the accelerator. Location and appearance of buttons will vary VO: To adjust the gap setting… VO: Press the “Gap Setting” button on your steering wheel. VO: This is represented on the Information Display by these bars. The last gap distance setting is saved across all drive cycles VO: In fact, there are 4 different gaps that you can cycle through by continuing to press the “Gap Setting” button… VO: 1 bar… VO: 2 bars… VO: 3 bars… VO: or 4 – which gives you the longest gap. VO: Pressing the button again after this point, will return your “Gap Setting” to 1 bar. VO: Each gap represents a different driving style, and will affect how quickly your vehicle responds to changes in traffic. When following a slower vehicle, a lead vehicle graphic will appear. VO: The Information Display will now show a green indicator light… VO: the current gap setting… VO: and your desired set speed. VO: A vehicle graphic will also illuminate if adaptive cruise control detects a vehicle in front of you. VO: Still with me? VO: Great. System may not function properly if sensors are blocked due to snow, mud or damage. VO: Once activated, Adaptive Cruise Control uses radar technology to constantly scan for slower vehicles in front of you… VO: and automatically adjusts your speed to maintain the gap between. VO: Occasionally, it may seem like you’re going slower than you initially set your cruise for… VO: that’s the system adjusting the speed. VO: Once traffic speeds up, you’ll return to the speed and gap distance you preset. VO: The Stop-and-Go feature comes in handy while driving on the highway in heavy traffic conditions. VO: If the vehicle ahead of you comes to a stop, your vehicle can also follow down to a stop. If your vehicle has been stopped for less than 3 seconds, it will automatically begin to follow the lead vehicle. VO: Once the lead vehicle begins moving within a short period of about 3 seconds… VO: yours will automatically begin to follow. VO: If it takes longer than 3 seconds to move, you can press the RESUME button on your steering wheel… VO: or tap the accelerator pedal to start following the lead vehicle again. VO: To switch between Adaptive Cruise Control or normal cruise control… VO: use the 5-way switch on your steering wheel and the Information Display… VO: select “ Driver Assist”… VO: “ Cruise Control”… VO: then select “Adaptive” to enable… VO: or “Normal” for a conventional cruise control… VO: meaning it will not automatically adjust speed based on the speed of the vehicle in front of you. VO: Keep in mind – once set, you can cancel Adaptive Cruise Control at any time by braking… VO: or by pressing the CANCEL button on the steering wheel. VO: Pressing the RESUME button will return the vehicle to the previously set speed and gap setting. System has limitations. See owner’s manual for more information. VO: Now let me tell you about Lane Centering. VO: This feature uses an on-board camera to detect painted road lines, and provides continuous steering assistance to help keep your vehicle within its lane while driving. VO: To turn it on, press the Lane Centering button on your steering wheel. VO: An icon will appear on your Information Display. VO: Green means the system is active, and applying steering assistance. VO: Gray indicates the system is on, but inactive. VO: Press the button again, to turn it off. VO: When the system is active and detects no steering activity for a certain period of time, the system alerts you to put your hands on the steering wheel. VO: If you do not react to the warnings, the system cancels and slows your vehicle down to idle speeds while maintaining steering control. © 2018 Ford Motor Company. Specifications and descriptions contained within are based upon the most current information available at the time of release. Vehicles shown may include optional features. See your dealer for complete details regarding availability of features. VO: Any questions? Go to Owner.Ford.com YouTube: Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go and Lane Centering This video shows how to set the available Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go feature while explaining Lane Centering Assist, and how the entire system uses innovative sensors that monitor the road in front of you to adapt your vehicles' speed and pre-set distance based on the flow of traffic. 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Gilbert & Baugh Ford ranked #1 Ford Dealer and #2 Auto Dealer in the country in Reputation.com's Top 100 Dealers list. The 2019 Auto Reputation Report is an in-depth analysis of the 28 largest automotive manufacturers across more than 16,000 individual dealerships. View or download the report HERE. Below are some snippets of the report: Scope of Analysis Reputation.com analyzed online data covering more than 16,000 dealerships in the United States from reviews, listings, social media, search results, and customer engagements from sources such as Google, Facebook, Cars.com, Edmunds and other sources. By leveraging Reputation.com’s proprietary machine learning algorithms and natural-language processing technology, we drilled into the actual customer feedback to understand what auto consumers are focused on and their overall sentiment. We separated the dealership feedback into overall, sales-specific and service-specific to understand consumer sentiment around each. What’s Your Reputation Score? Measured on a scale of 0 to 1,000, Reputation.com’s Reputation Score is a comprehensive index of the digital presence of business locations in more than 70 industries. It is calculated based on multiple factors measuring overall review sentiment across review sites, business listings accuracy and other indicators that reflect the consumers’ car-buying experiences and opinions about dealerships — online and onsite. The Reputation Score is comprised of nine elements: Star average Review volume Review recency Review spread Search impression Review response Listing accuracy Social impression Review length Each element has internal factors that are calibrated independently (e.g. more recent and prominent reviews have a greater impact on star averages than older reviews). Once each of these measurements are calibrated, the overall Reputation Score is calculated. In the auto industry, Reputation Score is the most comprehensive measure of a dealership’s online reputation, helping OEM brands and retail dealer locations determine where improvements must be made. Auto dealerships must look into their overall Reputation Score to ensure they’re paying attention to all the factors that comprise it. Some dealerships still struggle in certain areas of their business, and it’s reflected in their Reputation Score and overall success. In reality, dealerships have only scratched the surface with owning their online reputation. For example, while a dealership may have a satisfactory Reputation Score thanks to its focus on collecting and regularly responding to reviews, it may be leaving additional Reputation Score points on the table by ignoring an inaccurate business listing or not engaging with customers through social media. All of these factors affect the customer journey, and the public’s perception of your brand, and it’s critical to monitor, engage and evaluate at each customer touch point. Reputation Scores for Largest U.S. Brands Scores can be analyzed down to the retail dealership level, meaning the largest opportunity for OEMs, brands and dealers is to work collectively to improve reputation management efforts at each location. Brand Average Reputation Score per Dealership Reviews per Locations (Last 12 Months) Average Location Rating (Last 12 Months) Recent Response Rate (Negative Feedback) Lexus 672 311 4.49 48% Nissan 663 353 4.38 55% Acura 654 222 4.47 46% Subaru 647 269 4.43 56% Lincoln 642 168 4.45 40% BMW 641 284 4.42 48% Buick 639 153 4.35 52% Toyota 630 423 4.38 50% Mercedes-Benz 628 260 4.41 47% Chevrolet 627 180 4.32 47% Ford 617 213 4.35 42% Kia 613 226 4.24 39% GMC 612 119 4.3 48% Audi 612 180 4.39 43% Honda 604 321 4.37 40% Infiniti 602 164 4.39 40% Ram 593 286 4.2 46% Jeep 584 244 4.21 40% Volkswagen 582 164 4.25 41% Dodge 581 239 4.21 40% Chrysler 580 238 4.21 40% Mazda 573 135 4.3 37% Cadillac 572 108 4.34 57% Hyundai 565 193 4.26 38% Land Rover 561 102 4.27 48% Volvo 550 85 4.3 35% Tesla 549 96 4.47 1% Mitsubishi 512 108 4.11 24% Top 100 Dealerships (As of Q2 2019) Dealership Name City State Reputation Score Hendrick Lexus Charlotte Charlotte NC 930 Gilbert & Baugh Ford, Inc. Albertville AL 917 Mazda City of Orange Park Jacksonville FL 917 Keller Bros. Ford Lebanon Lebanon PA 913 King Ford Murphy NC 913 Hendrick Lexus Northlake Charlotte NC 910 Friendly Ford Geneva NY 910 Porsche Riverside Riverside CA 910 Witt Lincoln San Diego CA 910 McKie Ford Lincoln Rapid City SD 909 Bob Boyd Lincoln Columbus OH 908 Metro Ford Miami FL 907 BMW of Catonsville Catonsville MD 906 Rusty Wallace Ford Dandridge TN 906 Leman’s Chevy City Bloomington IL 906 Bayou Ford Laplace LA 905 Smail Honda Greensburg PA 905 Bill Jacobs MINI Naperville IL 905 Brilliance Subaru Elgin IL 905 Hendrick Honda Bradenton Bradenton FL 904 Chastang Ford Houston TX 904 Lamoille Valley Ford Hardwick VT 904 Sykora Family Ford West TX 903 Mike Carpino Ford Columbus KS 902 Earl Duff Subaru Harriman TN 900 Hendrick Acura Charlotte NC 900 Nye Ford Oneida NY 899 Howard Bentley Buick GMC Albertville AL 899 Hendrick Lexus Kansas City Merriam KS 898 D’ELLA Honda of Glens Falls Queensbury NY 898 Bob Tomes Ford Mckinney TX 897 Autosaver Ford Comstock NY 896 AutoNation Lincoln Clearwater Clearwater FL 896 Libertyville Lincoln Libertyville IL 896 Shaker’s Family Ford Lincoln Watertown CT 895 Jack Kain Ford Versailles KY 894 Suburban Ford Sandy OR 893 Sunbury Motor Company Sunbury PA 893 Tom Peck Ford of Huntley Huntley IL 892 Miller Motor Sales Inc Burlington WI 892 Planet Hyundai Golden CO 891 Hendrickson Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Monticello IN 890 White Bear Mitsubishi White Bear Lake MN 890 Kimber Creek Ford Pine River MN 889 McCoy and Mills Ford Fullerton CA 889 Wagner Subaru Fairborn OH 889 Ray Dennison Chevrolet Pekin IL 888 Royal Nissan Baton Rouge LA 888 Heritage Toyota Owings Mills Owings Mills MD 888 Finnin Kia Dubuque IA 888 Heritage Mazda Bel Air Bel Air MD 887 Crown Nissan St. Petersburg FL 887 RBM of Alpharetta Alpharetta GA 887 Rick Ridings Ford Monticello IL 887 Courtesy Buick GMC Louisville KY 887 Doug’s Northwest Cadillac Shoreline WA 887 Garnet Ford West Chester PA 886 MINI of Charleston Charleston SC 886 George Coleman Ford Travelers Rest SC 886 Classic Cadillac Mentor OH 886 Terrebonne Ford Lincoln Houma LA 885 Parker Ford-Lincoln Murray KY 885 Flood Ford Lincoln Narragansett RI 885 Faulkner Volvo Feasterville – Trevose PA 885 Smail Acura Greensburg PA 885 O’Brien Nissan Of Bloomington Bloomington IL 884 MINI of Bedford Bedford NH 884 Golden Circle Ford-Lincoln Jackson TN 884 Sunnyside Chevrolet Elyria OH 884 Audi Temecula Temecula CA 884 Jim Ellis Hyundai Atlanta GA 883 Arundel Ford Arundel ME 883 Tamaroff Nissan Southfield MI 883 Hendrick Subaru Southpoint Durham NC 883 Hendrick Porsche Charlotte NC 883 Marlboro Nissan Marlborough MA 883 Bob Ruth Ford Dillsburg PA 883 Bill Colwell Ford Inc. Hudson IA 883 Handy Toyota St Albans City VT 882 Tom Gibbs Chevrolet Palm Coast FL 882 Honda of Lincoln Lincoln NE 882 Sullivan Honda Torrington CT 882 Sam Wampler’s Freedom Ford Mcalester OK 882 Butler Lexus Macon GA 881 Volvo Cars Mall of Georgia Buford GA 881 Lighthouse Buick GMC Morton IL 881 Seelye Kia of Kalamazoo Kalamazoo MI 881 Crown Acura Clearwater FL 881 BMW Southpoint Durham NC 881 John Lee Nissan Panama City FL 881 Crest Ford Center Line MI 881 Jaguar Palm Beach West Palm Beach FL 881 Riley Ford Chazy NY 880 DeVoe Cadillac Naples FL 880 Mainer Ford Okarche OK 880 Toyota of Wausau Wausau WI 880 Paoli Ford Paoli PA 880 Classic Hyundai Mentor OH 880 Flammer Ford of Spring Hill Spring Hill FL 880 Pauli Ford Saint Johns MI 879 Read the full report HERE. Original Reputation.com's report HERE

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