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2005 Ford Brochures and Foldouts

Sales brochures are bound booklets that were distributed through authorized sales outlets. The method of binding was normally saddle stitching - stapled, or perfect binding - glued spine. For the most part, these brochures were given out free of charge. The prestige brochures were sometimes available in limited quantity and presented only to more serious sales prospects. In some cases they were redone on lesser quality paper and inserted into magazines.

Dealer Foldouts were handout or mail-distributed tools intended for sales and promotion purposes. Foldouts were also issued as salesman's informational tools such as fleet foldouts and accessories foldouts. Foldouts consisted of a single sheet of paper or card stock. These sheets were then folded one or more times. Since foldouts were comprised of one sheet, they did not utilize staples or stitches.


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For some odd reason, Ford decided to rename the Taurus the "Five Hundred" when its new chassis debuted. Big mistake - sales dropped each year after introduction, until the Taurus name was brought back in 2008.

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2005_Ford_Thunderbird_Brochure_1-12C.pdf
2005 Ford Thunderbird Brochure (8.5 x 11.0 closed, 17.0 x 11.0 open) 12 pages. Composite views.


2005_Ford_Focus_Internet_Brochure_1-14.pdf
2005 Ford Focus Internet Brochure (8.5 x 11.0) 14 pages.


2005_Ford_Five_Hundred_Brochure_1-12.pdf
2005 Ford Five Hundred Internet Brochure (8.5 x 11.0) 12 pages. NOTE: The Five Hundred was intended to replace the Crown Victoria & Taurus, with the Taurus running alongside the new car for 2005.


2005_Ford_Freestar_Brochure_1-14.pdf
2005 Ford Freestar Internet Brochure (8.5 x 11.0) 14 pages. NOTE: The Freestar replaced the Taurus wagon and rode on the new D3 platform.


2005_Ford_Taurus_Web_Brochure_1-14.pdf
2005 Ford Taurus Internet Brochure (8.5 x 11.0) 14 pages. NOTE: This would be the last year of the old Taurus platform - and the name . . . until it replaced the Five Hundred nameplate in 2008.


2005_Ford_Crown_Victoria_Brochure_1-12C.pdf
2005 Ford Crown Victoria Brochure (8.5 x 11.0 closed, 17.0 x 11.0 open) 12 pages. Composite views.


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


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