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Ford Lightning Launch is Milestone Moment

Ford Lightning Launch is Milestone Moment

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A Historic Day for Ford Motor Company Electric cars have been all the rage in recent years, with the automobile industry moving towards cleaner energy and a new type of vehicle. Tomorrow, April 26th, Ford will make a major announcement, marking a milestone in the storied history of the Ford Motor Company.  Ford will launch the all-new, all-electric F-150® Lightning™ pickup, a historic moment in America’s shift to electric vehicles. Ford and UAW leaders will host F-150 Lightning customers and…

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Oscars and Awards for Actors and Fords

Oscars and Awards for Actors and Fords

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Big Winners What does actor Troy Kotsur have in common with the Ford Bronco, Bronco Sport, F-150, and Mustang Mach-E? They all received accolades for their performances while supporting others. Kotsur won the Oscar last night for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in “CODA”, and last week the Ford Bronco, Bronco Sport, F-150, and Mustang Mach-E earned high scores from Consumer Reports in its rear-seat safety test.  CR rates vehicles based on key factors like car-seat fit, ease of use for…

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Ford Truck Month is (March) Madness

Ford Truck Month is (March) Madness

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March is the Month of the Underdogs If you’re a college basketball fan in any capacity, or really just a sports fan, then you’ve probably spent a portion of this week watching the first two round of March Madness. It’s one of the most unique times of the sports year, where blue blood programs like Duke, Kansas, and Kentucky compete for the NCAA National Championship, alongside programs you never knew existed, like St. Peter’s and Longwood. It’s exciting and unique…

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Road Trip With German Shepherd
Sun’s Out, Windows Down

Sun’s Out, Windows Down

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With a handful of beautiful, sunny days in the 60s and 70s last week, I’m finally starting to put away some of my jackets and long sleeves. I’m officially declaring the Predators’ Stadium Series game last weekend as the end of winter. Hopefully that’s the last time we see ice outside in Nashville until next winter. But man, those pretty days just make me happy. Whatever I’ve got to do that day, I want to do it outside. I want…

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The Hottest Thing in Town

The Hottest Thing in Town

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The Hottest Thing in Town Whether you’ve lived in Nashville your whole life, or just moved here like one of the seemingly endless number of people who have in the last few years, at one point or another, you’ve heard about Nashville hot chicken. Some people talk as if it’s the single greatest culinary triumph of the 21st century. Some people scoff at the mention of it. Regardless, it is worth a try. At least once. However, I’ll warn you…ALWAYS…

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The Ford Family Shines in Nashville

The Ford Family Shines in Nashville

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  Superstar, On and Off the Course Recently, PGA Tour star and Nashville native Brandt Snedeker was honored by Golf Digest as one of 2021’s “Golfers Who Give Back” for his outstanding work in the community. Brandt was honored during last week’s AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, alongside the two other winners, legendary actor and director Clint Eastwood, and LPGA Tour’s Morgan Pressel. After winning the 2012 FedEx Cup, Brandt sat down with his wife Mandy and started planning what would…

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1983: The More Things Change, The More They Stay the Same

1983: The More Things Change, The More They Stay the Same

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  In 1983, a gallon of gas cost $1.16, the Soviet Union was still intact, the Cutlass Supreme was the best-selling car in America, and Two Rivers Ford opened their doors for the first time in Donelson, TN.  39 years later, the average price of a gallon of gas is now $3.36, the USSR is long gone, and the Cutlass Supreme hasn’t been made in a quarter-century. One thing has remained the same though, and that is Two Rivers Ford. …

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What’s Your Story? – Chad Corcoran
What’s Your Story? – Chad Corcoran

What’s Your Story? – Chad Corcoran

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Every now and then, we at Two Rivers Ford honor one of our employees with an employee spotlight. This month, we’d like to put the spotlight on one of our members of the Parts Department: Chad Corcoran. Chad originally hails from New Orleans, Louisiana. Because of this, we’re not surprised that his favorite sports team happens to be the New Orleans Saints. Now, though, he’s settled 15 minutes away from Two Rivers Ford in Hermitage and, with his 17 years…

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best-selling muscle car of 2017

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The year 2017 has drawn to a close, and the results are in: The Ford Mustang was officially the best-selling muscle car of 2017 here in the United States. In fact, its two closest competitors, the Chevrolet Camaro and the Dodge Challenger, weren’t even all that close. Ford managed to sell a grand total of 81,866 Mustangs in 2017. Many of those Mustangs came straight from the lot here at Two Rivers Ford. For comparison, Chevrolet only managed to sell…

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2017 Ford Fusion
Top Three Reasons to Buy a Ford Fusion

Top Three Reasons to Buy a Ford Fusion

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The mid-size sedan market is a pretty crowded place, and it takes a lot to stand out from the masses. But the Ford Fusion definitely does, for more than a few reasons. There are so many reasons to buy a Ford Fusion that we can’t name them all here, but these are some of the biggest. Safety The Ford Focus was named a Top Safety Pick+ by the IIHS, the organization’s highest designation. This means the Fusion scored a good…

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