Ford trucks are the best, in my opinion. But we all have differences in the vehicles’ brand names and what we like!

But one thing is for sure, we all would like to win a NEW Vehicle!

Here is the latest contest to win a new vehicle or prize below.

New FORD Contest

“Opry’s VIP Truck Month Trip” Contest

Enter now to win a trip for two to Nashville.

Prize:

One grand prize is available to be won, which consists of:

  • Travel for (2) to and from Nashville
  • Three-day/Two-night Hotel accommodations (single room for two)
  • Dinner for Two at a Gaylord Opryland Restaurant (including this as a nice added touch – subject to securing the room res)
  • 2 VIP Opry Backstage Experiences (includes 2 premium tickets to the Opry, VIP Circle Room, and backstage VIP experience on Saturday March 16)
  • $500 VISA gift card
  • Opry Gift Bag

Total Approximate Retail Value of All Prizes iz $5,200.00

How to Enter:

Fill out the online entry form with your information.

Limit one (1) entry per Participant during the Sweepstakes Period.

Good Luck!

Contest Rules:

  • Single entry
  • Open to Canada and U.S
  • Excludes Quebec
  • Age of majority

Enter to Win Here

This Ford contest ends February 27, 2024

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    About Ford Motor Company

    Ford Motor Company of Canada was founded in 1904 to sell automobiles to the British Empire and, of course, in Canada. It was known back then as Wagon Works in Walkerville, Ontario ( now Windsor, Ontario).

    The Founder was Mr. Gordon McGregor, who helped found a group of investors to start producing.

    The Ford Motor Company of Canada was not a subsidiary or a branch plant of Ford Motor Company – instead, it was a separate organization.

    Model C was the first car produced in Canada in the autumn of 1904.  In the first year, it only made 110 vehicles.

    Car Sales grew after World War Twp. The new Canadian assembly was opened in Oakville, Ontario, and then in 1967 opened up another plant in Talbotville, Ontario.

    In the 1970s, Ford was the largest company in Canada.