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Ford’s national employee pricing program is becoming a branding asset. Alex Perdikis, CEO-Owner of KoonsMotors, breaks down its structure and results. "Everyone that buys a Ford in America gets employee pricing, and it's not dealership employee pricing, and it's not some gimmick, you actually get Ford Factory employee pricing."...

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