Category Archives: Technology

Ford Generic wallpaper

Ford SYNC 3 Expands App Compatibility

0 By
Posted in Ford, Technology

What apps are available on the new Ford SYNC 3? 

As we gear up for the Ford keynote tomorrow morning (January 5) at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, it’s a great time to look at some of the latest technology coming out of Ford Motors. The Ford Smart Mobility program has long been one of the major pushes for the company, striving to offer customers ever more connectivity options. With the new Ford SYNC system, drivers will have even more ways to integrate their smartphones and vehicles. But what apps are available on the new Ford SYNC? Read the rest of this entry >>

Side View of the Ford Autonomous Vehicle

Ford Takes Strides Toward Its First Autonomous Vehicle

0 By
Posted in Ford, Technology

Right after flying cars, the autonomous vehicle is the top automotive dream of most science fiction fans (though car-based missiles like vehicles in action flicks like Bond films are close behind). While some car fan prefer the thrill of top power and handling at their finger tips, many commuters would be just as happy pushing a button and letting the car get them safely home. Well, Ford Motors has taken another step toward this dream with new autonomous vehicle testing on a tricked out Ford Fusion Hybrid. Read the rest of this entry >>

Front-quarter view of the 2016 Ram 1500

The 3.0-liter EcoDiesel V6 makes Wards 10 Best Engines List!

0 By
Posted in Technology

Power, cleanliness, and efficiency are the watch words for a successful engine, and we are more than pleased that the 3.0-litre EcoDiesel V6 that powers the 2016 Ram 1500 has been named one of Wards 10 Best Engines for the third year in a row. Not only is that the longest running success of any engine on the 2016 list, but is also shows how power is a priority in Ram engines. Read the rest of this entry >>

Ford Generic wallpaper

New Gorilla Glass Windshield Makes the Ford GT Lighter and Stronger

0 By
Posted in Ford, Ford GT, Technology

Ford is always pushing the envelope on what its vehicles can achieve, and with new hybrid windshield technology, the next generation of Ford GT supercar promises to be lighter and more powerful than ever. New Cornering Gorilla Glass hybrid windshields with extremely strong and light construction change the center of gravity on the Ford GT for better handling. Read the rest of this entry >>

2016 Ford F-150 Red towing a boat

The F-150 Can Now Run on Compressed Natural Gas!

0 By
Posted in Ford, Ford F-150, Technology

The Ford Motor Company is always pushing the envelop on new technology that delivers on stronger, more efficient, and greener technology, and they have done it again! The 2016 Ford F-150 is now available outfitted to run on compressed natural gas! This is a huge step toward a world where our automobiles are no longer dependent on foreign fuels, and can run even more efficiently. Read the rest of this entry >>

Front view of the 2017 Ford Escape Red driving on the road

2017 Ford Escape with new Ford Sync Connect

0 By
Posted in Ford, Ford Escape, Release date, Technology

The first information for the 2017 Ford Escape has hit the internet and we are very excited about this new incarnation of an excellent SUV. Not just because it’s new, but because of the connectivity feature that are coming out, like the new Ford Sync Connect smartphone integration system, that is going to revolutionize the way we use our Ford vehicles. Read the rest of this entry >>

2016 Dodge Charger Pursuit vehicle enhancements

0 By
Posted in Technology

While most of us can recognize the distinctive exterior of a police car from pretty far off, most of us hope to never be inside one. That said, law enforcement have a challenging job, and the vehicle of choice for the men and women in blue has to be top notch as well. That’s where the 2016 Dodge Charger Pursuit vehicle enhancements and the new Uconnect 12.1 system come in. Offering better than ever vehicle controls, this system is designed to help law enforcement officers do their job. Read the rest of this entry >>