Houston Ford Dealer Expects Ford Focus Electric Late 2011

Houston, Texas -- The new electric Ford Focus set to run on a rechargeable battery will be available at your Houston Ford dealership late 2011.

“We’re excited about getting this new vehicle in with the latest in fuel-saving technology,” said the Houston Ford dealership owner. “Stop in today and get more information.”

Ford claims this new vehicle will have the most powerful battery, giving Ford a better mile-per-charge. “When driving down Houston highway, the battery will last longer than other electric car on the market,” Houston Ford dealership owner said. Ask your Houston Ford dealership about comparison rates.
The all-electric Ford Focus is able to fully recharge in a short three to four hours using a wall-mounted 240-volt charge station right out of your Houston home. You Houston Ford dealers can discuss charging procedures when available later this year. Houston’s professional dealers will also tell you that this Ford can recharge faster than most electric vehicles currently on the market. Houston’s dealers will stun you with their findings. “The Ford Focus Electric will provide enough driving time for most daily driving habits,” Houston Ford dealership owner said.

Ask your Ford Dealer Houston today if an electric Ford is the right car for you based on your daily Houston commute. The advanced lithium-ion battery system engine used in the Ford Focus utilizes heated and cooled liquid to maximize battery life and extend the fuel-free driving range, making it easier to drive further on Houston roads.

A special version of MyFord Touch is offered on all of Ford’s electric vehicles called MyFord Mobile. This smart phone application monitors battery charge level and calculates the amount of money saved based on fuel efficiency. “This application will allow drivers to keep track of their mileage and know when it’s time to recharge the battery,” the Houston Ford dealership owner said.

Your Houston Ford dealer professionals can discuss the benefits of driving an electric car other than the cost-savings by using less gas. They’ll describe the recycled materials used to make your car and how reducing fuel emissions can help make Houston a better place to live.

“If you’re looking to be environmentally conscious and help keep Houston green, this may be the future car for you,” Houston Ford dealership owner said.