Ford is Reinventing Vehicle Assembly
Ford is investing in a new assembly facility, which will help lower costs over the long run. If successful, the effort could transform the vehicle assembly process for the first time in more than a century.
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Ford is investing in a new assembly facility, which will help lower costs over the long run. If successful, the effort could transform the vehicle assembly process for the first time in more than a century.
Ford Bronco Sport Becomes First Vehicle To Feature Parts Made of 100% Recycled Ocean Plastic
Ford is now the first automobile manufacturing company to utilize 100 percent recycled ocean plastic in constructing one of their vehicles. The Ford Bronco's design includes harness clips made from plastic harvested right out of the Indian Ocean. The strength of the material they came up with is comparable to petroleum-constructed parts that they were previously using. However, there are major savings when it comes to cost. Not to mention, this is a much better option for our environment.
Ford Adds Hands-Free Driving to Its Co-Pilot360
Hands-free driving is the latest and most exciting technology to reach the automotive market. This technology doesn't require active driver participation when operating a vehicle: whether it's steering or applying the brakes when needed. Ford vehicles with the Co-Pilot360 assistive technology system, now have hands-free driving capabilities with its Active Drive Assist.
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Tips for Keeping Your Car Dependable
With so many handy features and new technology, it may seem like today's cars virtually take care of themselves. However, there are some steps you can take as a responsible car owner to prolong your car's expected lifespan and keep it running as smoothly, safely, and efficiently as possible. While it might not initially seem apparent, the care that you give to your vehicle can largely affect how long the car lasts and how much money you spend on repairs.
Why Skipping Maintenance on your Car is Bad
Your car is undoubtedly one of your most valuable assets. After all, you need it to get to work, run errands, and make it to appointments. So, when it breaks down, it can be quite frustrating, especially when it interferes with your personal and work life. You can minimize these break downs with regular maintenance. Reduced break downs, however, isn't the only reason why skipping maintenance on your car is bad. Here's a look at some additional reasons why it's a bad idea to ignore maintaining your vehicle.