Dams Ford Lincoln Sales Ltd.
19330 Langley Bypass V3S 7R2 Surrey, BC, Canada

All New Bronco Sport.

The Mustang Mach-E has arrived and is available for test drive and sale. Check it out here: https://www.dams.net//2021-red-carpet-metallic-tinted-prem

We don't get one of these very often, this 2004 Fleetwood Revolution is beautiful, check out all of the pictures here: https://www.dams.net//r/2004-brown-motorhome-20004652.html

Thanks to all who voted for us in this year's Readers Choice Awards, we appreciate your votes.

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With the available Tailgate Work Surface on the all-new 2021 Ford F-150, you can stay organized, clamp down materials, and secure extra-long items in the bed wi...th new mounted cleats. Discover more at https://www.ford.ca/trucks/f150/2021 *Pre-production model shown. Optional features shown. Available Fall 2020.

Can you say adrenalin

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View Photos of the 2021 Ford Bronco 4-Door

Introducing the first-ever Ford Bronco 4-door, the return of a legend with the Ford Bronco 2-door, and the all-new Ford Bronco Sport. Built to take on the types... of terrains that make the wild fun. Built for the kinds of adventures that make adventures worth having. Request to reserve now at https://www.ford.ca/bronco. #FordBronco #BuiltWild *CGI Images. Pre-production models shown.

The wild is calling. Join us for the world premiere of the 2021 Ford Bronco family, hosted by Ford U.S., and be one of the first to reserve. Tune-in right here at 8PM EDT on 7/13. *Vehicles showcased are U.S. pre-production models.

We considered every square inch of the new Bronco in the design process. See it right here on 7.13.20 at 8PM EDT to catch a first look.

Current Openings at our Collision Repair facilities.

We can’t wait, so excited to see this unveiling.

On July 1, 2005, the final Ford Thunderbird was produced in Wixom, Michigan. The Thunderbird was initially Ford Motor Company's response to Chevrolet’s Corvette.... While the Thunderbird boasted a V8 engine, two-seat design, convertible option and soundproofing, its comfortable interior and overall feel distinguished it from other sports cars, including the Corvette. After Ford’s unveiling of the Thunderbird at the Detroit Auto Show in 1954, over 16,000 Thunderbirds were sold in its first year of production. The T-Bird far outperformed its main competition and quickly found itself spearheading a largely untouched market, the personal luxury car. Thanks to the Thunderbird, personal luxury cars became increasingly popular over the next 30 years. The Thunderbird continued to succeed through much of that time, with Ford producing 11 generations of the car across its lifetime. Unfortunately, some of the latter generations lacked the charm of their predecessors, sacrificing the Thunderbird’s famous comfort for lighter frames and more modern designs. Ford stopped making Thunderbirds from 1997 to 2002, and after an attempted revival, Ford ultimately decided to cease production. #ThisDayInAutoHeritage