Bartow Ford Helps Sack Hunger
January, 2012
In a time where even the employed are fighting to keep food on the table, Bartow Ford teamed with other Southern Ford Dealers to collect 11,317 non-perishable food items.
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Bartow Ford Takes a Trip to the Lakeland Ledger
January, 2012
Have you ever contemplated how your daily newspaper was crafted? It’s not something we usually rack our brains over, but that bundle of paper you read every day goes through a rather amazing process before it lands on your doorstep.
A Simple Man Leaves Big Footprints And The Shoes To Fill Them
January, 2012
Denny began working at Bartow Ford in 1984 as the Finance Manager and in 2001 he became Secretary/Treasurer. After working at Bartow Ford for 27 years, Mr. Mullis says, “The best part of Bartow Ford is the people that work here. It’s like one big family.”
Ford’s Do Not Disturb Technology Helps Teens Stay Connected to Driving
January, 2012
Parents have enough to worry about when they hand over the keys to a teenager, so Ford is adding a feature to its MyKey® technology to block incoming phone calls and deter text messages while teens are behind the wheel.
A Toolbox Full of Dreams
December, 2011
To get to where you want to be in life, you must first exert many hours of hard work and remain dedicated to your goals. That is exactly what husband and wife, James and Cathy Smiley, have done for the past 32 years.
Separating the Seas of Pool Design
November, 2011
A pool goes a lot further than a body of water. It is a place of solitude, recreation, and even exercise. No matter what you envision your pool to look like, Ready’s Pool Service can customize it to your preference.
New Ford Escape: Kick to Open
November, 2011
Ford this month is introducing its all-new Escape SUV featuring a segment-first hands-free power liftgate that opens with a simple kicking gesture under the rear bumper and without the need to fumble for a key.