It’s not every day that you go out and make a hard decision of dropping a couple of thousand dollars on a vehicle and come home and have a personal voicemail from the CEO of the automaker thanking you for your purchase. Well, that’s exactly what happened to a Grand Rapids lawyer who received a personal phone call from FoMoCo CEO Alan Mulally after purchasing the new 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid over the Toyota Prius.

Michael Snapper says that CEO Mulally left him a voicemail that began: “Hi Mike, it’s Alan Mulally from Ford,” after which he offered congratulations and thanks. Snapper said that Mulally’s call shows his new attitude and commitment to turn Ford around.

Guess this clears up Toyota’s problem with Ford comparing the Fusion Hybrid to the Camry Hybrid.

Snapper along with other buyers will get their 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid this spring.

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Source: Detroit News

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  • neil
    I once bought used Yugo and Milosevic called!!!
  • neil
    or maybe call mulally and leave a message telling him you bought a Ford and you were expecting a call
  • Ivan Gutierrez
    Hey not along ago, my father bought an F-150 over a Carrera GT... No call.
  • Pat
    now that's just messed up... you should write Ford a letter
  • Bobmarley
    I gues this is good...doing whatever it takes to get more people talking about their cars like grassroots style marketing campaign
  • Pat
    Ford has def got what it takes...let's just hope that they'll do it before they need government help
  • neil
    Mulally gets it
    Like so many before him haven't. I mean "big 3 management" has been mis-spelled for years without MIS in front of the m.
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