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Ford Says Vignale Customers To Get Special Experience, Including Life Time Free Car Washes


At the Frankfurt Motor Show last month, Ford revealed plans for its upscale sub-brand Vignale and showed the world what it will stand for with a concept based on the Mondeo. However, it looks like the sub-brand will be about more than premium materials inside and flashier exteriors.

In an interview with Autonews Europe, Ford of Europe marketing boss Gaetano Thorel revealed that Vignale will offer customers a special ownership experience, including...free car washes for the car’s lifetime.

“It is very likely the customer would not have to drive to the dealership as the car would be picked up, washed and returned to him,” the executive revealed, with free car washes to be offered for the entire life of the car.

The Vignale customer will have a single contact at the dealership for any request on product or service, meaning that customers will always talk with the same person. “The Vignale customer experience is about providing help not only for product and service needs, but also assist with things such as booking a theater ticket or finding a near-by parking space,” the executive added.

Moving on to more serious stuff, Thorel said Vignale models will be priced similarly to ST models but will attract a completely different type of customer, described as “someone looking for style, comfort and dedicated services.” He added that not all Ford models would get the Vignale treatment. “The Vignale line will be offered only on models and in segments that offer clear opportunities, beginning with the new Mondeo in early 2015.”

The exec refused to say what other models will follow, but estimated Vignale will make up about 10 percent of total European sales of the nameplate it will be offered for, while overall it will represent 5 percent of Ford’s sales on the continent. As for the price, Vignale models will be about 10 percent more expensive than a Titanium model.

By Dan Mihalascu


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Ford Fusion Presents Itself as the New Mondeo in Paris, Available in Sedan, Liftback and Wagon Trims


The family car that Ford launched in North America as the Fusion made its way over to Europe as the all-new Mondeo, with its world premiere taking place at the 2012 Paris Auto Show.
Whereas the Fusion is offered exclusively as a four-door sedan, the Mondeo will also be available as a five-door liftback and a station wagon that was developed especially for European consumers.
Even though the concept of a small 1.0-liter engine under the bonnet of a D-segment car may sound absurd to some, the new Mondeo comes equipped with the Blue Oval's 1.0-liter turbocharged three-cylinder petrol unit, which is a first for its class. Despite being small in size, it produces a zippy 123bhp, which is more than what you will find in many regular 1.6-liter naturally aspirated units.
“The Mondeo has always been at the forefront of Ford’s European passenger car range, but the all-new model is a watershed moment for large car customers and a new benchmark for features in this competitive sector”, said Ford’s vice president of product development Barb Samardzich.
 
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