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Ford of Columbia to provide FREE oil changes for ALL Maury County Public School Staff!

All Employees of Maury County Public Schools will recieve 1 free oil change starting January, 2024. Ford of Columbia and Hyundai of Columbia are excited to announce this small gesture of "thanks" for all you do—starting with J.R. Baker Elementary and coming to your school soon! Free pick-up and same-day delivery, including a carwash! All you have to do is... SIGN UP!
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Ford of Columbia Partners with "Bright Apple" to support Maury County Students

“It's amazing that it only takes $5 per month to provide a daily snack for a single student in our school district. We knew from the beginning Bright Apple is very fertile soil where a small seed will yield a huge harvest. Thank you to Lisa Ciesliga (Bright Apple Director of Development) for sharing this vision with us. We appreciate you and all the other donors and volunteers for making a real difference in the next generations' lives. 
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Don't Forget to Keep Your Vehicle Parts Genuine

When your vehicle breaks down you might be tempted to get the cheapest part you can find to fix it and get it back on the road. Having said that, we encourage you to get your part from the dealer. Here is why, you see, not all parts are created equal. At Ford Lincoln of Columbia we see this every day, in an attempt to save money, a wrong part causes more damage.

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2018 Ford Fusion is Primed to Be Your Ideal Sedan

The ideal sedan is one of power, style, and fortitude. It’s the four-door that matches your attitude. You may be searching for something that has space, safety, and fuel economy. If so, then our inventory of new sedans at Ford Lincoln of Columbia may be for you. Here are a few great reasons to own this latest sedan:

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Ford & Virginia Tech Develop a Universal 'Language' for Autonomous Cars to Communicate with People

When we want to let a pedestrian know we see them, and we're yielding so they can cross the road, we wave them on. Sometimes, a bit of eye contact and a nod are all that's needed to get the point across.

It's simple enough for two humans to communicate, but within five years, we could start seeing self-driving vehicles on the roads of cities like Columbia. How will a car with no driver let a pedestrian know it is yielding?

Ford and Virginia Tech Transportation Institute teamed up to find out. They recorded over 150 hours…

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