Q. How many vehicles do I need to own/buy to get fleet pricing?
A. To be approved for a Fleet Identification Number, you must own and have five vehicles registered under the same business name. Once your FIN is approved, you can purchase vehicles in any quantity.
Q. What is a FIN?
A. A Fleet Identification Number (FIN) is a code that is provided to businesses that have a registered Ford Fleet account. This code provides access to the Ford Fleet website where you can manage vehicle purchases, get fleet-only incentives, find priority scheduling for maintenance, and more.
Find out if you are eligible today at Ford Pro's website:
https://www.fordpro.ca/en-ca/resources/fleet-identification-number/
Q. What does mobile services include?
A. Our mobile service provides limited services - please contact our team for more details. Our mobile service team serves Saskatoon and the surrounding area, and includes pickup and delivery.
Q. What vehicles are included in Jubilee Ford's commercial lineup?
A. Any Ford vehicle on the lot can be sold for fleet use. The most common options for commercial customers include the F-150. Super Duty. Cutaway. and Transit Cargo Van. View our inventory online or contact us to see what's available.
Q. What's the right powertrain for my business?
A. We have four different powertrains to choose from that are sure to meet your business needs — gas, diesel, hybrid, and electric.
Gas works best if you often drive more than 400 km per day, often tow 5,000 lbs or more, need specific configurations in cab/cargo space, and prioritize the lowest acquisition cost.
Diesel works best if you frequently tow large trailers, carry heavy payloads, and can benefit from diesel’s performance and fuel economy in those conditions.
Diesel is often required to run uplifts like cranes, pumps, and other equipment.
Hybrid works best if you want the benefits of improved fuel economy, Pro Power Onboard, and lower tailpipe emissions with similar towing and hauling capability as gas.
Electric works best if you prioritize potentially lower scheduled maintenance costs and zero tailpipe emissions, and you want the benefits of Pro Power Onboard. Your regular routes are within vehicle range and you have access to public charging on days work takes you farther than usual.
Source:
https://www.fordpro.ca/en-ca/fleet-vehicles/
A. To be approved for a Fleet Identification Number, you must own and have five vehicles registered under the same business name. Once your FIN is approved, you can purchase vehicles in any quantity.
A. A Fleet Identification Number (FIN) is a code that is provided to businesses that have a registered Ford Fleet account. This code provides access to the Ford Fleet website where you can manage vehicle purchases, get fleet-only incentives, find priority scheduling for maintenance, and more.
Find out if you are eligible today at Ford Pro's website:
https://www.fordpro.ca/en-ca/resources/fleet-identification-number/
A. Our mobile service provides limited services - please contact our team for more details. Our mobile service team serves Saskatoon and the surrounding area, and includes pickup and delivery.
A. Any Ford vehicle on the lot can be sold for fleet use. The most common options for commercial customers include the F-150. Super Duty. Cutaway. and Transit Cargo Van. View our inventory online or contact us to see what's available.
A. We have four different powertrains to choose from that are sure to meet your business needs — gas, diesel, hybrid, and electric.
Gas works best if you often drive more than 400 km per day, often tow 5,000 lbs or more, need specific configurations in cab/cargo space, and prioritize the lowest acquisition cost.
Diesel works best if you frequently tow large trailers, carry heavy payloads, and can benefit from diesel’s performance and fuel economy in those conditions.
Diesel is often required to run uplifts like cranes, pumps, and other equipment.
Hybrid works best if you want the benefits of improved fuel economy, Pro Power Onboard, and lower tailpipe emissions with similar towing and hauling capability as gas.
Electric works best if you prioritize potentially lower scheduled maintenance costs and zero tailpipe emissions, and you want the benefits of Pro Power Onboard. Your regular routes are within vehicle range and you have access to public charging on days work takes you farther than usual.
Source:
https://www.fordpro.ca/en-ca/fleet-vehicles/
