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Ideal car for driving lessons
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Aug-29-2011
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When it comes to driving lessons it is assumed that small hatchback cars are the best. For many years the Ford Escort was used by driving schools, followed by the Ford Fiesta and now it’s been announced that the new Ford Focus will also be used by the AA Driving School.
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When it comes to driving lessons it is assumed that small hatchback cars are the best. For many years the Ford Escort was used by driving schools, followed by the Ford Fiesta and now it’s been announced that the new Ford Focus will also be used by the AA Driving School.
Ford has been the sole supplier to the AA since 1998; Ford is currently half way through a three year deal which will see the Company provide more than 8,000 cars. Sarah Dopson, AA head of group fleet, said: "Not only is the new Ford Focus attractive to us in terms of its cost-effectiveness, but it is also ideal as a car for tuition purposes and learners are attracted to the AA Driving School as a result. The new Focus is a perfect stable mate for the Fiesta."
When I started taking driving lessons I started off in a 1995 Ford Fiesta, I took that on my first test. Unfortunately I failed my first test, but rebooked my second one for two weeks time. In between that time my instructor changed his car to a 2001 Ford Fiesta.
Ian Watson, Ford's direct sales manager, added: "The car in which you learn to drive leaves a lasting impression on you and Ford is of course delighted to have been associated with the AA Driving School on an exclusive basis for many years. We're sure that the new Ford Focus will prove every bit as popular with students as the Ford Fiesta and the previous Focus."
When it comes to driving lessons it is assumed that small hatchback cars are the best. For many years the Ford Escort was used by driving schools, followed by the Ford Fiesta and now it’s been announced that the new Ford Focus will also be used by the AA Driving School.
Ford has been the sole supplier to the AA since 1998; Ford is currently half way through a three year deal which will see the Company provide more than 8,000 cars. Sarah Dopson, AA head of group fleet, said: "Not only is the new Ford Focus attractive to us in terms of its cost-effectiveness, but it is also ideal as a car for tuition purposes and learners are attracted to the AA Driving School as a result. The new Focus is a perfect stable mate for the Fiesta."
When I started taking driving lessons I started off in a 1995 Ford Fiesta, I took that on my first test. Unfortunately I failed my first test, but rebooked my second one for two weeks time. In between that time my instructor changed his car to a 2001 Ford Fiesta.
Ian Watson, Ford's direct sales manager, added: "The car in which you learn to drive leaves a lasting impression on you and Ford is of course delighted to have been associated with the AA Driving School on an exclusive basis for many years. We're sure that the new Ford Focus will prove every bit as popular with students as the Ford Fiesta and the previous Focus."
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Article Source :
http://www.articleseen.com/Article_Ideal car for driving lessons_77716.aspx
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The AA Driving School announced that it will be taking delivery of more than 1,650 new Ford Focus units by the end of January 2012. At the moment the AA uses a range of Ford Fiesta and Focus models from Ford Aftersales in Scotland.
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Keywords :
Ford Aftersales in Scotland,
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Business
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Marketing
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