Ford Employee Pricing Is Available Until July 6th!

May 28th, 2026 by

Ford Employee Pricing Is Available Until July 6th!

We’ve talked about it before, but it bears repeating, because it’s too good of a deal to let slip away…

Ford Employee Pricing is available at Two Rivers Ford from now until July 6th!

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Employee pricing is HERE! Two Rivers Ford is your home for a new Ford and right now you pay what our employees pay! Come say hi and meet someone from our non-commissioned sales team #fordtrucks #middletenn #fordexplorer #tworiversford #f150

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That deal is exactly what it sounds like too. No tricks or gimmicks.

From now until July 6th, you can pay the same price for a new Ford vehicle, as any one of our employees do!

Ford is family, and we want to treat all of our incredible customers, both new and existing, to the wonderful deals that we give to our staff.

Employee Pricing

Come see us at the dealership in Mount Juliet, or check out our inventory online, to see what great Ford vehicles, with even better deals, are waiting for you!

Family Fun Next Weekend!

At Two Rivers Ford, we love summertime! You can cruise with the top down in a Bronco, haul a boat to the lake with your F-150, load up for a road trip in an Expedition, and so much more!

And next Friday night, June 5th, you can come see a movie with us!

We’re proud to be the presenting sponsor for Movies at the Mansion featuring David!

Bring a chair or blanket and enjoy an evening of food trucks, yard games, popcorn, and the new animated epic biblical musical adventure coming of age comedy drama film featuring the character of David!

What you need to know before coming

  • Coolers are allowed
  • The Mansion grounds will open at 5:30pm
  • Movie will begin as it gets darker
  • Tickets are $10 (or $30 max per vehicle) or $5 for Friends Members (or $20 max per vehicle)
  • Address: 3130 McGavock Pk. Nashville, TN 37214

Tickets are available online, at this link!

On this Day in History

  • In 2014, American poet, memoirist, and actress Maya Angelou died in North Carolina at age 86.
  • In 1999,  Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper was reopened to public view in Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan.
  • In 1908, legendary author and creator of Jams Bond, Ian Fleming, was born in London, England.
  • In 1888, legendary multi-sport athlete Jim Thorpe was born near Prague in what is today Oklahoma.
  • In 1830, The Indian Removal Act was passed by Congress, allowing U.S. President Andrew Jackson to forcibly remove Native American tribes and move them west.
  • In 1804, Napoleon proclaimed the establishment of the French Empire.