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Ford took home top honors in the 2011 IntelliChoice and AutoPacific Motorist Choice Awards. Ford and Lincoln brands won in a total of six categories. Winners of the Motorist Choice Awards are based on responses from 72,000 surveys from owners who recently purchased a 2011 vehicle. AutoPacific uses the 48 questions on the survey to gauge owner satisfaction in its Vehicle Satisfaction Awards. Those findings are then paired with IntelliChoice’s Best Overall Value Award, which is based on cost of ownership figures. This combined data is used to create the Motorist Choice Awards.

http://www.fordinthenews.com/ford-dominates-motorist-choice-awards

Think you have what it takes to be the next Ken Block, Tanner Foust, Brian Deegan or Vaughn Gittin Jr.? If so, Ford, along with that fantastic foursome of extreme motorsports, is ready to put you to the test in the acme of action-sports fantasy camps: The Ford Octane Academy.

http://www.fordinthenews.com/ford-octane-academy-cool-is-now-in-session

Pleau is president of Future Automotive Group, which runs Future Ford of Sacramento, Future Ford Lincoln of Roseville and Future Nissan of Roseville. Future Automotive Group also runs Ford, Lincoln, Hyundai and Kia stores in Sacramento, Clovis and Concord, plus several fleet centers in the region. The late Gene Pleau, the longtime head of Downtown Ford in Sacramento and Steve Pleau’s father, was a past winner of the Dealer of the Year award.

http://rosevillechambernow.com/2011/12/future-automotive-chief-is-sacramentos-named-dealer-of-year

The California Office of Traffic Safety is reminding parents, caregivers, and drivers to take note of a new law aimed at saving more lives and preventing more injuries of children across the state. Beginning January 1, children under age 8 must be properly buckled into a car seat or booster seat, and in the back seat. In addition, children age 8 or older who are not tall enough for the seat belt to fit properly must ride in a booster or car seat. Previously, the law required that children remain in a booster seat until the age of six or they weighed sixty pounds.

http://claycord.com/2011/12/29/important-changes-to-child-safety-seat-law-effective-january-1-2012/

Already on the road in major metropolitan areas like Los Angeles, Chicago and Las Vegas and recently approved as a compressed natural gas (CNG) alternative by the California Air Resources Board, the Ford Transit Connect taxis have now gotten the green light to hit the streets of New York City.

http://www.fordinthenews.com/ford-transit-connect-taxi-approved-for-nyc

Every time a consumer purchases a Ford vehicle, orders a brochure, or watches a product video, they will be able to raise money for schools of their choice from Ford, thanks to the company’s new tie-up with General Mills’ Box Tops for Education (BTFE) program. Ford is the first automaker to partner with General Mills and its BTFE program. The Blue Oval hopes to generate at least $1 million in support for schools throughout the U.S. during this two-month program through box top redemptions.

http://www.fordinthenews.com/ford-helps-schools-raise-money-with-general-mills

The rear inflatable seat belt, which is designed to reduce head, neck and chest injuries, earned the Breakthrough Technology Award as part of the magazine’s seventh annual Breakthrough Awards. Lead developer Srini Sundararajan will accept the award, but he’s quick to point out that it was a team effort. “Ford’s goal is to develop innovative safety technologies that give our customers more peace of mind, so it is a great honor to receive the Breakthrough Technology Award,” says Sundararajan, safety technical leader for Ford Research and Innovation.

http://www.fordinthenews.com/popular-mechanics-honors-fords-inflatable-seat-belts

http://FutureFordofSacramento.com 866-699-7684 The Focus Electric gets all of its power from an advanced high-voltage lithium-ion battery system, which means you’ll never need a drop of gas. Its electric motor is designed to help reduce energy loss and heat generation, while reducing your carbon footprint. Focus Electric also comes with a standard 120-volt convenience cord, which allows you to charge the batteries in your own garage, using a standard 120-volt household outlet.

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