Courtesy Car City is excited to announce the newest member of the Courtesy family, Courtesy Ford. Formerly known as River City Ford, Courtesy Ford will sell and service a full line of Ford Trucks, SUVs and cars at their new dealership. "We're very excited to extend the award-winning experience and service of Courtesy in Moline and Kimberly in Davenport to Ford owners throughout the Quad Cities area," said Dale Zude, President and Managing Partner.

"Our commitment to putting the customer first has helped us earn a 5-star dealer rating at Kimberly Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge, Davenport and the President's Award at Courtesy Lincoln/Mercury, Moline. And the incomparable car and truck buying and service experience given to every customer helped us earn the #1 Dealership award from the Quad-City Times." added Mr. Zude.

Courtesy Ford, located on River Drive only five minutes west of the Centennial Bridge, will sell and service the full line of new Ford trucks and SUVs, including America's best selling truck, the Ford F-150. A complete selection of current and late model Ford Certified Pre-Owned cars and trucks is also available at the new Courtesy Ford. "We are committed to providing Ford customers with a sales and service experience unlike any other." Says Zude, "When we say 'Whatever it takes we'll do it!', we mean it."

The new Courtesy Ford will be open 8:30am - 8:00pm Monday and Thursday, 8:30am - 6:00pm Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, and 8:00am - 5:00pm on Saturdays.  Service will be available 8:00am - 6:00pm Monday through Friday and 8:00am - 2:00pm on Saturday. Call (563) 326-4011 for sales and service at Courtesy Ford, 3921 West River Drive, Davenport.

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