Ford Shows Support of Arizona Clean Air Initiatives With Donation
17 October 2000
Ford Shows Support of Arizona Clean Air Initiatives With Vehicle DonationPHOENIX, Oct. 16 As part of Ford Motor Company's environmental commitment to provide future generations with the benefits of Alternative Fuel Vehicles (AFVs), Ford will donate two factory-built dedicated Natural Gas Econoline vans to the Boys and Girls Club of Arizona. The event will take place during the environmentally focused Arizona Clean Air Classic golf tournament on October 20, 2000 at the Legacy Golf Resort -- sponsored by Ford with the support of local groups to promote the use of alternative fuels. The Arizona Clean Air Classic will showcase commitment on the part of Ford Motor Company, the State of Arizona, the Department of Energy's Clean Cities program and fuel providers such as Southwest Gas, Clean Fuel USA and BCG Efuels to help build infrastructure and support Arizona clean air initiatives. "The event is an opportunity to meet with other groups that are working to help Arizona meet its clean air initiatives," said Beryl Stajich, Fleet/AFV Brand Manager for Ford North American Fleet, Leasing and Remarketing Operations. "Ford has been dedicated to cleaner air through the development of alternative fuel vehicles for more than thirty years, and is excited to continue working with the State of Arizona to help achieve their clean air goals." The Arizona Clean Air Classic provides a forum for government officials, local dealerships and local organizations to encourage the use of alternative fuels to achieve reduced emissions and environmentally responsible cars and trucks. Ford factory built alternative fuel vehicles currently available in Arizona are the dedicated Natural Gas Crown Victoria, Econoline Wagon, and F-150 pick-up truck and the bi-fuel F-Series SuperDuty trucks. The F-150 is also available in bi-fuel natural gas and bi-fuel propane versions. All AFV vehicles include manufacturer limited warranty with 3-year/36,000 mile bumper to bumper coverage.