It’s a Pretty Big Deal! 2011 Ford Fiesta
Introducing the new Ford Fiesta. With 40 MPG, Push Button Start, and SYNC along with other class-exclusive technology. It’s a pretty big deal.
5 Things you didn’t know about MyFord Touch
MyFord Touch is pretty much the coolest thing to arrive in a car since Ford Sync was first introduced… maybe the most driver friendly technology since automatic transmissions?
With all the tech we’ve got in our home, office and even our pocket, it’s somewhat surprising our vehicles are lacking the latest in technological innovations — especially given how much time we spend behind the wheel each week. As we reported from the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) earlier this year, Ford is devoted to changing all that.
Read the entire article at Sync.
Fusion Earns a Spot in Car and Driver’s 10Best List
Can the Ford Fusion win any more awards this year?
Last week the Ford Fusion earned the title of Motor Trend’s Car of the year. This week Car and Driver magazine annouced the 10Best Cars for 2010, from a list of 58 cars, the 2010 Ford Fusion wins!
It’s an unlikely claim, but the Ford Fusion hybrid is in fact the most advanced car on this list. Through the body of this unpretentious family sedan runs the sturdiest bridge between the tech of the 20th century and that of the 21st.
2010 10Best Cars
- 2010 Audi S4
- 2010 BMW 3-series / M3
- 2010 Cadillac CTS / CTS-V
- 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid
- 2010 Honda Accord
- 2010 Honda Fit
- 2010 Mazda MX-5 Miata
- 2010 Mazda 3 / Mazdaspeed 3
- 2010 Porsche Boxster / Cayman
- 2010 Volkswagen GTI
The Nominees
Nominees consist of all-new cars, 2009 10Best winners, cars that were not available for the 2009 competition, and those with significant updates. All cars must fall under our base-price cap of $80,000 and be on sale in January 2010.
Acura TL 6-sp manual • Acura ZDX • Audi A5 2.0T • Audi A6 3.0T • Audi S4 • Audi S5 Cabriolet • Audi TTS • BMW Z4 • BMW 3-series/M3 • Buick LaCrosse • Cadillac CTS/CTS-V • Chevrolet Camaro • Chevrolet Corvette/Grand Sport/Z06 • Ford Fusion/Fusion hybrid • Ford Mustang/Shelby GT500 • Ford Taurus/Taurus SHO • Honda Accord • Honda Fit • Honda Insight • Hyundai Genesis coupe • Infiniti G37 • Jaguar XF/XFR • Kia Forte/Forte Koup • Kia Soul • Lexus HS250h • Lexus IS convertible • Lincoln MKS EcoBoost • Lotus Evora* • Lotus Exige S 260 Sport • Mazda MX-5 Miata • Mazda 3/Mazdaspeed 3 • Mercedes-Benz E-class • Nissan Cube • Nissan 370Z • Pontiac G8 GXP* • Pontiac Solstice coupe* • Porsche Boxster / Cayman • Porsche 911 Carrera • Subaru Legacy • Subaru Outback • Suzuki Kizashi • Toyota Prius • Toyota Venza • Volkswagen Golf*/GTI
Navigation System Interfaces
Autoblog has a top ten list: Top 10 Auto Interior Annoyances.
While everything they say about seat adjusting, telescoping steering, non existent cup holders are all very annoying… I was nicely surprised when #5 Inscrutable navigation system interfaces appeared with a note to other manufacturers:
Our advice for these ergonomically and technically challenged brands is to just buy a Ford Fusion with Sync 3.0 and Sirius Travel Link and marvel at the very best in the business.
Tyler has done a great job covering exactly how much more you can do with Sirius Travel Link and Sync!
