Within a few months of June 16, 1903 the Ford Motor Company was founded, the first new Ford, a Model A, was being sold in Detroit. This would later spawn thousands of new and used Ford dealers.

Although there were 87 other new car companies in the United States, it soon became clear that Henry Ford's vision for the automotive industry was going to work.  The automotive new and used dealer business was born.  What made Henry Ford successful where others had failed (or succeeded on a much smaller scale)? It wasn't just his vehicles, excellent as they were—it was his unique understanding of the potential of those vehicles to transform society.  It was important for Ford to have dealerships, gas stations, roads, and other infrastructure to support the new and used car business.

What comes to mind when we say we are a "like new" Ford dealer?

Most consumers know that when they buy a Ford from a new car dealer, that vehicle loses a great deal of value.  More Low Book Sales car buyers are learning that getting a "like new" Ford from their Utah Dealer is the best value for these reasons:

• More competitive pricing with lower monthly payments on "like new" Fords.

• Easier access to financing for their "like new" Ford versus a new dealer Ford.

• Less risk of buying a new Ford with potential for factory recall.

How does a Low Book Sales dealer define a used Ford versus a "like new" Ford?

• The "like new" Ford from your dealer has less than 36,000 miles and is from a recent model year.

• Your "like new" Ford purchase can almost always be protected by an extended warranty beyond the life of your loan. Ask your dealer for details.

• The value added 110-point inspection by your Low Book Sales dealer ensures that every "like new" Ford is in safe running condition by nearly triple what the state of Utah requires.

Three dealers in Utah for all your "like new" and used Ford sales and repair needs: