Ford BlueService One4All vouchers

March 20, 2015
Ford BlueService One4All vouchers
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Ford Ireland has announced a free One4All voucher promotion in conjunction with the company’s Ford BlueService offering. 


Running until April 30th, drivers of Ford cars who book their vehicle in for a Ford BlueService action with their local Ford Dealer will receive a free €20 One4All gift card.

The Ford BlueService provides owners of Ford cars with a standardised servicing offer that is available from the majority of Ford Dealers nationwide. In addition to the gift card, the Ford BlueService guarantees free 24/7 pan-European roadside assistance, free check for outstanding service actions and software updates, free multi-point vehicle health check, free puncture repairs, free fitting of wiper blades or exterior light bulbs between services, free car wash and more. Aligned to a common low-priced service offer, which includes a price-match guarantee, for the complete range of Ford cars.

Speaking about the Ford BlueService initiative, Dave Pimlott, Ford Ireland Customer Service Director, said: "The BlueService initiative is more than just a standard service, it is a commitment to our customers that their vehicle is in tip top condition with a dedicated 40 point vehicle health check at no extra cost. Not only that, but now customers have the chance to benefit from a free €20 One4All gift card for them to spend at their leisure”.
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