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While Ford is not yet ready to let the cat out of the bag on the brand-new 2013 Fusion (which will form the base for the Mondeo's replacement in Europe as well), the Detroit carmaker revealed today that the mid-size model would debut a new optional safety feature called Lane Keeping System or LKS.
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- First Official Photos Of All-new 2013 Ford Mondeo Wagon And Five-door Liftback Variants
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Cars
The Machines Are Coming: 2013 Ford Fusion to Debut New Lane Keeping System
While Ford is not yet ready to let the cat out of the bag on the brand-new 2013 Fusion (which will form the base for the Mondeo's replacement in Europe as well), the Detroit carmaker revealed today that the mid-size model would debut a new optional safety feature called Lane Keeping System or LKS.
Like the lane departure warning systems used by other car manufactures, the LKS is designed to help drivers stay between the lines.
Read more »- Sleepy Hollow: Passenger Cars Colliding Into Trucks
How can one possibly miss a truck on the road and smash into it? While there are many answers to that question, the most usual culprits are drivers falling asleep or being momentarily distracted – and it is under these conditions that modern safety...
- Feds Want More Electronic Nannies To Become Standard In Our Cars
On Wednesday, the National Transportation Safety Board urged the U.S. government to make advanced safety technologies mandatory for all new vehicles in order to reduce road accidents. The NTSB wants rear-end collision warning, lane departure warning,...
- First Official Photos Of All-new 2013 Ford Mondeo Wagon And Five-door Liftback Variants
If you thought the presentation of the new European-market 2013 Ford Mondeo at the Blue Oval's "Go Further" brand event in Holland today wouldn’t hold any substantial surprises since it's basically a rebadged version of the North...
- Homologation And Other Problems Delay New Ford Mondeo Production Start In Europe
When Ford premiered the all-new 2013 Fusion sedan at the Detroit Motor Show this past January, the Blue Oval also released two images of the car's European sibling, the next Mondeo in pre-production form. At the time, Ford told us that the new Mondeo...
- Opel Insignia Gets Camera System That Reads Signs And Alerts Drivers
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