We're only on the third week of 2016-- so how does Ford manage to stay so busy with Auto Shows? Two weeks ago, the Ford GT was named the Official Vehicle of CES, the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show.
This week, Ford President & CEO Mark Fields takes the stage yet again at the North American International Auto Show, which is ongoing until the 24th.
You would think the company would run out of news to talk about, but Ford has a lot to say. Ford is introducing the new Ford F-150 Raptor, the height of off-roading pickups, and the "smartest, most technology packed" Ford Fusion ever.
It's no surprise the Fusion is getting the technology treatment. Not only does Ford have its reputation to uphold for offering the most bang-for-your-buck in touchscreen and voice command technologies, but the Fusion is Ford's base model for their fleet of autonomous vehicles.
Yep, Ford is planning to compete and win the race to bring real self-driving technology to the roads of Glenolden.
Until that fully self-driving dream is realized, however, Robin Ford customers can still benefit. Many of our new vehicles, including the Fusion, are equipped with "semi-autonomous" driving aids, like pedestrian detection and active city stop.