DEARBORN, Mich., Sept. 30, 2020 – Ford Motor Company is issuing one safety compliance recall and two safety recalls in North America. Safety compliance recall for multiple 2020 model year vehicles for intermittent rearview camera operation Affected vehicles have insufficient electrical conductivity within the printed circuit board internal to the camera. A rearview camera that… Continue reading @Ford: Ford Motor Company Issues One Safety Compliance Recall and Two Safety Recalls in North America
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@Ford: Protecting Autonomous Vehicles Against Cyber Attacks with Summer Craze Fowler
By: Alex Roy via the No Parking Podcast Understanding the landscape of people, processes, information, technology, facilities, and external dependencies is fundamental to any security program, according to Argo AI CIO Summer Craze Fowler. She says that the complete picture allows for prioritization of resources reflective of company leadership and the organization’s overall appetite and tolerance… Continue reading @Ford: Protecting Autonomous Vehicles Against Cyber Attacks with Summer Craze Fowler
@Ford: Toughest, Most Productive Ford F-150 Delivers with Best-in-Class Towing and Payload, Most F-150 Torque Ever
All-new 2021 Ford F-150 delivers where it counts with available maximum tow rating** of 14,000 pounds and available maximum payload* of 3,325 pounds, F-150 out-tows and out-hauls any other light-duty, full-size pickup Available 3.5-liter PowerBoost™ full hybrid powertrain for 2021 Ford F-150 produces power with purpose – 430 horsepower and 570 lb.-ft. of torque, the… Continue reading @Ford: Toughest, Most Productive Ford F-150 Delivers with Best-in-Class Towing and Payload, Most F-150 Torque Ever
@Ford: Pulling Power: How Ford’s Incredible Turbodiesel Engines Deliver the Torque and Efficiency That Owners Demand
DUBAI, UAE, September 23, 2020 – Hard work demands a dependable engine, and the Ford Ranger’s reputation for rugged reliability is built on the strength of its globally-proven Duratorq turbodiesel engine range. Built at the Ford Struandale Engine Plant in Port Elizabeth, South Africa – the 2.2-litre and 3.2-litre Duratorq TDCI engines that power the… Continue reading @Ford: Pulling Power: How Ford’s Incredible Turbodiesel Engines Deliver the Torque and Efficiency That Owners Demand
@Ford: The Future Of Music In Cars with Barak Moffitt
By: Alex Roy via the No Parking Podcast Self-driving cars could unlock new opportunities for immersive, in-vehicle entertainment. Barak Moffit is among the crew behind the scenes at Universal Music Group helping imagine how music may one day meet the road. (Pexels) Everyone loves listening to music in cars, and ever since self-driving cars moved from fantasy… Continue reading @Ford: The Future Of Music In Cars with Barak Moffitt
@Ford: Building A Proactive Safety Culture with Dr. Mark Rosekind
By: Alex Roy via the No Parking Podcast Mark Rosekind served on the NTSB from 2010 to 2014. (National Transportation Safety Board / Flickr) As a driving enthusiast, people often ask me why I support the idea of autonomous vehicles. I’d like to say it’s because I hate traffic and parking is expensive, but both of those… Continue reading @Ford: Building A Proactive Safety Culture with Dr. Mark Rosekind
@Ford: Ford Deepens Commitment to American Manufacturing, Celebrates Production Start of All-New F-150, Breaks Ground on New Electric F-150 Plant at Historic Rouge Center
Ford begins production of all-new F-150 pickup, on sale at dealers starting in November Ford’s $700 million investment in the historic Rouge Complex includes a new high-tech manufacturing home for the all-new, all-electric F-150 coming to market in mid-2022 The all-electric Ford F-150 is the most powerful F-150 yet – purpose-built for Americans who need… Continue reading @Ford: Ford Deepens Commitment to American Manufacturing, Celebrates Production Start of All-New F-150, Breaks Ground on New Electric F-150 Plant at Historic Rouge Center
@Ford: From Race Cars to Autonomous Tech with Argo AI’s Andre Ramdhanny
By: Alex Roy via the No Parking Podcast A Ginetta G50 (model from 2008 pictured above) was one of Andre Ramdhanny’s most successful race cars. (Nick Bramhall / Flickr) One of the biggest misconceptions about autonomous vehicles is that the people building them hate driving. But if you want to deploy vehicles for maximum reliability in all… Continue reading @Ford: From Race Cars to Autonomous Tech with Argo AI’s Andre Ramdhanny
@Ford: Ford, Bedrock And Bosch Are Exploring Highly Automated Vehicle Technology In Detroit To Help Make Parking Easier
Ford research vehicles begin demonstrating infrastructure-based solution for highly automated valet parking Using a sophisticated set of infrastructure-based sensors in Bedrock‘s Assembly Garage, vehicles drive and park themselves inside the enclosed garage Drivers benefit from reducing the stress of looking for a parking space; garage operators and residents benefit from automated valet parking… Continue reading @Ford: Ford, Bedrock And Bosch Are Exploring Highly Automated Vehicle Technology In Detroit To Help Make Parking Easier
@Ford: How To Keep Cities Moving and People Happy with Gabe Klein
By: Alex Roy via the No Parking Podcast Gabe Klein talks about how he likes to reference old photos of street design to demonstrate how far we’ve advanced on some issues, and how far we still have to go to achieve true shared, safe streets. This early 20th century street in Miami, FL demonstrates the chaotic… Continue reading @Ford: How To Keep Cities Moving and People Happy with Gabe Klein