2003 Model Year Ford/Lincoln Mercury Commercial Fleet Program Announced
Ford Motor Co. has announced the 2003 National Fleet Incentives for the 2003 Ford Crown Victoria, Mercury Grand Marquis, Lincoln Town Car, Ford Expedition, Lincoln Navigator, and F650/F750.
Ford Motor Co. has announced the 2003 National Fleet Incentives for the 2003 Ford Crown Victoria, Mercury Grand Marquis, Lincoln Town Car, Ford Expedition, Lincoln Navigator, and F650/F750. This information is also posted at www.fleet.ford.com under 2002/2003 Model Year National Fleet Incentives. Ford Motor Company 2003 Model Year Commercial Fleet Program (56M): Crown Victoria: National Fleet Incentive: $600 Special Fleet Account Credit: $495 Total Fleet Incentive: $1,090(a) Grand Marquis: National Fleet Incentive: $600 Special Fleet Account Credit: $535 Total Fleet Incentive: $1,135 Town Car: National Fleet Incentive: $1,500 Special Fleet Account Credit: $840 Total Fleet Incentive: $2,340 Expedition: National Fleet Incentive: $1,000 Special Fleet Account Credit: $740 Total Fleet Incentive: $1,740 Navigator: National Fleet Incentive: $1,000 Special Fleet Account Credit: $540 Total Fleet Incentive: $1,540 F650/750: National Fleet Incentive: $3,500 Special Fleet Account Credit: $0 Total Fleet Incentive: $3,500 (a) A Commercial Fleet Credit (56S) of $546 is available in addition to the $600 National Fleet Incentive on Crown Victoria P70 and P72 commercial fleet units.
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