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SYNC, a projected that initiated jointly between Ford and Microsoft, is rapidly advancing toward wicked sweetness. In the video below, GPS; Bluetooth; and SYNC work together to find this driver's way to Best Buy. With very little initiating, the robotic voice quickly gets an in-motion 2010 Ford Escape on its way to an electronics store. Watch and learn. Check out the Escape's new Park Assist function while you're at it.
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- Ford Said To Drop Microsoft Windows For Blackberry Qnx In Its Next Sync System
Ford is likely to base the next-generation SYNC infotainment technology on BlackBerry’s QNX operating system, ditching Microsoft’s Windows. Read more »...
- Ford To Debut All-new 2013 Escape With 1.6-liter And 2.0-liter Ecoboost Engines At La Auto Show
The rapidly approaching 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show that takes place for the public from November 18 to 27, will play host to the world premiere of the next global Ford model, the all-new 2013 Escape. As is the case with the current Fiesta and Focus,...
- Ford Brings Sync Technology To Europe Starting With The New Focus
Ford will offer the infotainment and connectivity system to its European models starting from 2012, the company announced today. The all-new Focus will be the first vehicle in Europe to feature the SYNC technology, with other models to follow. Ford said...
- Top 10 Best-selling Suvs In America - April 2010
Although The Good Car Guy is pleased to see two Good 12 Supersize members catching on in the #9 and #10 spots, congratulations must be handed to Dearborn for selling the 2010 Ford Escape like a brand spankin' new hotcake. Fresh out of the oven. In...
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WATCH VIDEO OF FORD'S ADVANCED SYNC SYSTEM IN THE 2010 ESCAPE
SYNC, a projected that initiated jointly between Ford and Microsoft, is rapidly advancing toward wicked sweetness. In the video below, GPS; Bluetooth; and SYNC work together to find this driver's way to Best Buy. With very little initiating, the robotic voice quickly gets an in-motion 2010 Ford Escape on its way to an electronics store. Watch and learn. Check out the Escape's new Park Assist function while you're at it.
- 2015 Ford Mustang Will Tell Emergency Operators How You Crashed [w/video]
The 2015 Ford Mustang will be offered with the 911 Assist system, a subscription-free emergency feature that is part of the Sync technology. With the customer’s consent, the system helps connect vehicle occupants directly to a local 911 operator...
- Ford Said To Drop Microsoft Windows For Blackberry Qnx In Its Next Sync System
Ford is likely to base the next-generation SYNC infotainment technology on BlackBerry’s QNX operating system, ditching Microsoft’s Windows. Read more »...
- Ford To Debut All-new 2013 Escape With 1.6-liter And 2.0-liter Ecoboost Engines At La Auto Show
The rapidly approaching 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show that takes place for the public from November 18 to 27, will play host to the world premiere of the next global Ford model, the all-new 2013 Escape. As is the case with the current Fiesta and Focus,...
- Ford Brings Sync Technology To Europe Starting With The New Focus
Ford will offer the infotainment and connectivity system to its European models starting from 2012, the company announced today. The all-new Focus will be the first vehicle in Europe to feature the SYNC technology, with other models to follow. Ford said...
- Top 10 Best-selling Suvs In America - April 2010
Although The Good Car Guy is pleased to see two Good 12 Supersize members catching on in the #9 and #10 spots, congratulations must be handed to Dearborn for selling the 2010 Ford Escape like a brand spankin' new hotcake. Fresh out of the oven. In...