Your Ford Commercial Truck Dealer in NY, NJ, and CT
As an award-winning dealer of new Ford trucks and used Ford trucks, Gabrielli has plenty of options for commercial vehicles that work as hard as you do. Gabrielli offers a wide selection of Ford commercial trucks, including pickups, cutaways, and medium-duty trucks. You want a truck that's always ready for work. Gabrielli's team of factory-certified service technicians can help ensure that your Ford commercial truck will stay prepared to roll. Whether you bring your truck to our store or call for roadside assistance, Gabrielli's service department consistently delivers the highest level of service, providing confidence that your vehicle stays in top shape.
Ford—Built to Support Your Work
Built Ford Tough®—this has been Ford's mantra for decades. It's well-deserved, as Ford trucks have tackled tough jobs over the years. While the slogan was coined in 1979, Ford has been one of the world's most prolific vehicle manufacturers for over a century.
Henry Ford sold the first Model A in 1903. The Ford Company was an instant success and began turning a profit a few months after the first car rolled out of the plant.
Henry Ford began optimizing vehicle production with the assembly line in 1913. In 1917 Ford launched its first truck—the Model TT—with a one-ton cargo capacity.
Ford supported American troops in World Wars I and II by producing boats, tanks, aircraft engines, tractors, cars, and ambulances. The company halted civilian vehicle production during World War II to make planes, tanks, and aircraft engines.
Ford has rapidly evolved into the commercial vehicle market and now produces box trucks, cargo vans, cab & chassis trucks, medium-duty trucks, and more.
Henry Ford sold the first Model A in 1903. The Ford Company was an instant success and began turning a profit a few months after the first car rolled out of the plant.
Henry Ford began optimizing vehicle production with the assembly line in 1913. In 1917 Ford launched its first truck—the Model TT—with a one-ton cargo capacity.
Ford supported American troops in World Wars I and II by producing boats, tanks, aircraft engines, tractors, cars, and ambulances. The company halted civilian vehicle production during World War II to make planes, tanks, and aircraft engines.
Ford has rapidly evolved into the commercial vehicle market and now produces box trucks, cargo vans, cab & chassis trucks, medium-duty trucks, and more.
Built Ford Safe
Ford pioneered crash testing of its vehicles in 1955 at the first National Safety Forum sponsored by the company. This groundbreaking testing led to large-scale changes across the automotive industry. Ford continues to be a leader in safety and is constantly innovating and testing new ways to keep the driving public safe.For example, the Ford Transit comes standard with the following:
Rear-View Camera
Safety Canopy ®
Curve Control
Side-Curtain airbags
AdvanceTrac ® with RSC ® (Roll Stability Control ™)
AdvanceTrac ® with RSC ® (Roll Stability Control ™)
Ford employs innovative, best-in-class safety features on its F650 and F750 medium-duty trucks. These commercial vehicles include the following standard and optional equipment: Ford Co-Pilot360™ Technology comes standard. Hill-start assist is standard on hydraulic brake models. The following options are available with the Driver-Assist Technology package: Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking Auto High-Beam Headlamps Lane-Keeping Alert
At Ford, "Safety Comes First" means they don't just talk; they walk the walk. And the brand has the features and safety record to prove it!
Ford Commercial Trucks: Made in the USA and Around the Globe
Ford is a major manufacturer, and its vehicles are present in all regions of the globe. Therefore, there are plants in numerous countries to be close to different markets. However, their flagship medium-duty trucks are made in the US — in Avon Lake, Ohio. The Ford E Transit is assembled in its Kansas City, Missouri plant, and Ford has several other plants in the US that produce cars and trucks for the American consumer market.
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Gabrielli and Ford—Keeping Your Ford Tough
Keeping your Ford commercial vehicle running in excellent condition helps you get more productivity and profit out of your truck. While Fords are indeed tough, all vehicles periodically need maintenance and repairs.That's why it's essential that once you have chosen a Ford vehicle for your job, you buy it from a dependable dealership that will stay with you through the life of your vehicle. This is where Gabrielli comes in.
As a leading Tri-State Ford dealer, Gabrielli partners with Ford Commercial Solutions to offer a wide range of services, including:
Gabrielli Truck Sales is a family-owned business, serving the Tri-State Area for nearly six decades. Our experienced, friendly staff are on hand for routine maintenance, collision repairs, roadside assistance, and more. Gabrielli also offers a full-service body shop and towing services. Regardless of your parts or service needs, Gabrielli has you covered. Service is convenient to schedule, even when you need help after-hours. You can rest easy, knowing that at any time of the day or night, Gabrielli is ready to assist.
Gabrielli and Ford—A Combination You Can Depend On
Because of Gabrielli's long-term and close relationship with Ford, plus our participation in the Ford Commercial Solutions program, directly with you, we have a wealth of knowledge and expertise about this brand.
Gabrielli Truck Sales is your source for Ford Pickup Trucks, Ford Dump Trucks, Ford Box Trucks, Ford Transit Vans, Ford Reefer Vans, and more. Whether you're in the market to purchase a Ford commercial vehicle, looking for the flexibility of a Ford lease or rental, or your current Ford needs service — Gabrielli has over 20 Tri-State locations and 3 Ford Commercial Vehicle Centers standing by to serve you.
Now is a great time to complete your fleet with flexible finance and lease options. View all available used and new Ford trucks, and don't hesitate to contact the Gabrielli dealership nearest you with any questions. We look forward to serving you soon.
