These award-winning builders will take the 2015 Fiesta ST and Focus ST to new levels at SEMA this year.
Ford continues its unrivaled support of the SEMA show this year with the largest OEM stand and over 50 vehicles on display. A step beyond display vehicles, Ford Out Front also offers attendees a unique experience of watching or riding in one of our performance car or trucks on a closed course.
See why the revolutionary 2016 Ford F-150 is making every other truck history.
Revolutionary materials and engineering combine with advanced
technologies to help F-150 deliver the most towing, (1) best payload (2)
and highest gas mileage in its class.(3) Plus, it boasts a 5-star
safety rating from the NHTSA.(4)
High-strength, military grade,
aluminum alloy sheet metal rides on the strongest F-150 frame ever.
Together, they slash up to 700 pounds from the truck. Less weight in the
truck allows more weight in the cargo box and on the trailer.
Other available innovations include: • New Pro Trailer Backup Assist™ makes backing up a trailer as easy as turning a knob • LED box lights brightly illuminate the bed •
A class-exclusive remote power tailgate release and side mirror-mounted
spotlights to illuminate your worksite after the sun goes down • Available 110-volt/400-watt plug-in outlet keeps tool batteries charged • Available 8-inch productivity screen keeps you informed with crucial data
Inspired by the all-new Ford F-150, Leaders Farms near Napoleon, Ohio, has created a seven-acre corn maze as a tribute to Ford’s latest half-ton pickup – the toughest, smartest, most capable F-150 ever.
Increased towing and payload capability allow the F-150 to help a group of builders carry all the tools and supplies they need to build a micro-house to their jobsite in one trip.
Watch Master Rigger Sean Riley and his new F-150 roll across America, from jobsite to jobsite, helping real people get real jobs done demonstrating how WE OWN WORK.
Let's make every trip better together! Help mitigate traffic congestion by effectively increasing vehicle occupancy while having a pleasant and safe commute.
The available diesel engine in the new 2016 Ford Medium Duty cuts the noise by 45%, making your mobile office more comfortable and a whole lot quieter. Watch as Jon Taffer, business consultant and TV star, shows these real fleet buyers all about the Ford Medium Duty lineup.
How do you take the most epic road trip? By taking the most epic roads. Wait until you see how many incredible roads the new 2016 Ford Explorer Platinum found from coast-to-coast.
The off-road capability of the new 2016 Ford Explorer makes the Collins family feel unstoppable on their back road trip from Portland, Oregon to Portland, Maine. It’s 3,000 miles of adventure, exploration and the occasional temper tantrum.
Jeremy and Tricia Collins, along with their two children, put the new 2016 Ford Explorer to the ultimate test — driving coast-to-coast across the back roads of America from Portland, Oregon to Portland, Maine.
These award-winning builders will take the 2015 Ford F-150 to new levels at SEMA this year.
Ford continues its unrivaled support of the SEMA show this year with the largest OEM stand and over 50 vehicles on display. A step beyond display vehicles, Ford Out Front also offers attendees a unique experience of watching or riding in one of our performance car or trucks on a closed course.
Innovative lighting helps get the job done in the dark–whether it’s a fiber optic bow light in a dark turkey blind, or the LED spotlights on the 2015 Ford F-150.
·Ford Motor Company plans to expand its commitment to provide more
employee charging stations at offices and manufacturing sites across the
United States and Canada
Cynthia Williams,
Ford associate director, environmental and regulatory planning, will
join corporate executives and California Gov. Jerry Brown at Drive the
Dream 2015 this week in Los Angeles to share insights on the plug-in
electric vehicle market, purchase incentives and on developing a broader
charging station network
In the last year,
Ford and its employees saved more than 6,000 gallons of gasoline. The
Employee Charging Network is also capable of offsetting carbon emissions
by 70 metric tons annually when using green energy sources
DEARBORN, Mich., Oct. 15, 2015 – Ford Motor Company is
highlighting its commitment to plug-in electric vehicles by expanding
efforts to provide more workplace charging stations to employees across
the United States and Canada. The automaker began installing charging stations in September 2014,
and currently has 145 units available for employee use at 43 Ford
offices and manufacturing facilities in 6 states and Canada. There are
plans to install 20 more in the near future, with ongoing discussions to
increase the number in the long term. Cynthia Williams, Ford associate director, environmental and
regulatory planning, will join California Gov. Jerry Brown and dozens of
Fortune 500 executives in Los Angeles this week for Drive the Dream
2015. The annual event is hosted by the California Plug-In Electric
Vehicle Collaborative – a public-private organization that works to
ensure a strong, enduring transition to plug-in electric vehicle use.
Williams will share insights on the plug-in electric vehicle market,
purchase incentives and on developing a broader charging station
network. “Providing a charging network at Ford facilities not only benefits
our employees, but builds upon our commitment to the electrification
program and developing environmentally conscious vehicles,” said
Williams. “Ford is striving to deliver quality products and sustainable
manufacturing, and to make eco-conscious vehicles easier to use.” Since installing the first workplace charging station in 2014, Ford
and its employees have saved more than 6,000 gallons of gas, enough to
fill a Ford Fusion Energi 428 times. The system is also capable of
diverting 70 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually when using
green energy sources. More than 349 Ford employees are using the
charging stations, which have delivered nearly 92,000 kilowatt-hours of
energy, enough to power up to 10 homes annually. Earlier this year Ford teamed with DTE Energy to build one of
Michigan’s largest solar arrays at its company headquarters. DTE Energy
funded the 360 covered parking spaces under the solar array which help
power buildings on the Ford World Headquarters’ campus. Ford Land, a
real estate and commercial development agency formed by Ford Motor
Company in 1970, installed 20 charging stations at the Ford World
Headquarter complex for plug-in electric vehicles such as Ford Fusion
Energi and Ford C-MAX Energi. Additional charging stations may be
installed as employee use increase. The solar canopy has enough capacity to generate 1.1 million
kilowatt-hours of electricity annually to power buildings throughout the
Ford campus. The electricity captured is enough to power 158
average-sized homes while offsetting an estimated 794 metric tons of
carbon dioxide emissions. “Ford has a deep commitment to sustainability,” said Stephanie
Janczak, manager, Ford sustainability and vehicle environmental matters.
“We are working to make people’s lives better by creating great
products and by investing in the communities where our employees work
and live. Expanding our network of charging stations throughout North
America is an extension of our commitment.”
Getting a large payload into your truck can be hard, heavy work. Nothing’s going to change that. But it’s repetitive. So if you can make it easier to access the bed you can save your knees here, your arms there and at the end of the day you get more done.
Ford F-Series is honored with Truck Line of Texas award from Texas
Auto Writers Association – highlighting F-150 and Super Duty as the
toughest, smartest and most capable F-Series trucks ever
2016 Ford Explorer Platinum is named SUV of Texas – unseating a competitor that had held the spot for five straight years
F-150 Pro Trailer
Backup Assist, which makes backing up a trailer as easy as turning a
knob, wins Best Technology award at 2015 Texas Truck Rodeo
SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 13, 2015
– Ford F-Series is named Truck Line of Texas by Texas Auto Writers
Association, while the 2016 Ford Explorer Platinum is named SUV of Texas
and Pro Trailer Backup Assist, debuting on the 2016 Ford F-150, takes
home Best Technology honors. Nearly 70 TAWA
journalists put trucks to the test on a grueling off-road track at the
association’s annual Texas Truck Rodeo, hosted this year at Knibbe
Ranch, north of San Antonio. The Truck Line of
Texas award underscores that F-150 and Super Duty are the toughest,
smartest and most capable F-Series trucks ever. In addition to being the
best-selling truck in Texas, F-Series has been the top-selling truck in
the United States for 38 consecutive years and the best-selling vehicle
for 33 consecutive years. The 2016 Ford
Explorer Platinum unseated a competitor that had held the spot for five
straight years to earn the SUV of Texas title. Building on 25 years of
innovation and leadership, the 2016 Explorer offers more smart
technology, a 3.5-liter EcoBoost®
engine and an enhanced driving experience. With nearly 7 million built,
America’s best-selling SUV is more ready than ever to #ExploreMore. TAWA members
tested many new vehicle technologies, honoring F-150 Pro Trailer Backup
Assist with the Best Technology award. Pro Trailer Backup Assist makes
it easy for novices and trailering experts to back up a trailer by
simply turning a knob – reducing time and improving confidence. Pro
Trailer Backup Assist is available on the 2016 Ford F-150.
Unique 2.3-liter EcoBoost® engine powering all-new Focus RS certified at 350 horsepower at 6,000 rpm on way to 6,800-rpm redline
Exclusive Focus RS turbo makes peak boost of 23.2 psi, with peak torque certified at 350 lb.-ft. at 3,200 rpm
Innovative Focus RS feature restarts engine for drivers in the event of a stall
DEARBORN, Mich., Oct. 12, 2015 – The unique EcoBoost®
engine in the all-new Focus RS will produce 350 horsepower – far
exceeding original estimates of 315 – along with 350 lb.-ft. torque. And yet even with
all that torque, the manual-only hot hatch will be especially forgiving
in the event a driver stalls the engine, as Focus RS will debut with a
trick feature called stall recovery. In other words, there will be no
need for drivers to manually restart the engine or move the gear
selector to neutral as the innovative technology allows the driver to
simply push the clutch back in after a stall and the engine will
restart. “We knew we wanted
to put start-stop technology on the RS,” explained Tyrone Johnson,
engineering and vehicle manager, Ford Performance Europe. “So we said,
‘What if we went one step further, and controlled for engine stall at
launch using the same technology?’ Well, that’s exactly what we did and
it’s just as fast as our start-stop technology.” The monster output
the Focus RS engine achieves is due to its all-new low-inertia
twin-scroll turbocharger with a larger compressor wheel that delivers
more airflow and power throughout the rev range. Peak turbocharger boost
is 23.2 psi. Backing up this
increased output is a large intercooler to maximize charge density. Air
itself is delivered through a low-restriction intake manifold on the
front end with a high-performance exhaust. The system includes an
electronically controlled valve that optimizes back pressure and exhaust
volume level. Stout,
high-tensile cast-iron cylinder liners are used to enhance the
robustness of the engine, while a high-performance head gasket brings
improved thermal capability. Additional space
created in the front of the car allowed engineers to deploy a larger
radiator than what’s used on other Focus models for enhanced cooling. Despite the
engine’s high output of 152 horsepower per liter, RS engineers tuned
this EcoBoost to deliver right off idle all the way on up to a
free-spinning 6,800 rpm, with an especially chunky midrange power
delivery. Focus RS is the
latest car to be unveiled as part of a new golden age of Ford
Performance. The plan calls for bringing more than 12 high-performance
vehicles to market worldwide through 2020. Developed by a
small team of Ford Performance engineers in Europe and the United
States, the third-generation Focus RS follows on the heels of the
much-loved models launched in 2002 and 2009. The 2016 Focus RS is the
30th car globally to wear the vaunted RS badge, joining such legendary
models as the 1970 Escort RS1600, the 1984 mid-engine RS200 Group B
rally car, 1985 Sierra RS Cosworth and 1992 Escort RS Cosworth. Production of Focus RS with 2.3-liter EcoBoost begins later this year.
Award-winning builders take the 2015 Ford Explorer Sport to new levels at SEMA this year.
Ranging from brutish off-roaders to the ultimate street cruisers, this tricked-out #FordSEMA SUV features both posh interiors and head-turning exterior mods to capture imaginations.
Ford continues its unrivaled support of the SEMA show this year with the largest OEM stand and over 50 vehicles on display. A step beyond display vehicles, Ford Out Front also offers attendees a unique experience of watching or riding in one of our performance car or trucks on a closed course.
Los Angeles drivers fear backing out onto a busy street more than
ghosts or flying – according to an independent study commissioned by
Ford, which brings its Ford Smart Mobility Tour to town
Ford Smart
Mobility is the company’s plan to use innovation to develop the next
advances in connectivity, mobility, autonomous vehicles, the customer
experience and big data. A major area of focus is multimodal
transportation, including developing an app that facilitates routing and
integrates seamlessly with vehicles and electric bikes
To improve the
driving experience, Ford has introduced several driver-assist
technologies such as its Blind Spot Information System and Pro Trailer
Backup Assist, as well as semi-autonomous technologies including a
lane-keeping aid and active park assist
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5, 2015 – Angelenos worry more about backing out onto a busy street than ghosts or flying – according to a recent survey. The survey,
conducted by independent research company Penn Schoen Berland, examined
driving-related fears, as well as public receptiveness to driver-assist
and semi-autonomous technologies designed to ease driver anxiety and
commuting hassles. More L.A. survey
respondents said they are more afraid of backing out onto a busy street
(26 percent) than ghosts (16 percent) or flying (15 percent). In fact,
visibility while driving is a leading concern for Los Angeles drivers,
the PSB survey found. Three out of four said monitoring blind spots is a
concern, while seven out of 10 listed backing out onto a busy street is
a concern, and not being able to see all angles when backing up or
driving in low-visibility situations as worrisome. L.A. drivers find technology to alleviate these driving worries both popular and compelling:
Nearly seven in 10 said they are more likely to purchase a vehicle
that includes technology to alert you if someone is in your blind spot,
while six in 10 said they are more likely to buy one with a rear view
camera
Nine in 10 said they are more comfortable in a car with blind spot
alert technology (and 61 percent are much more comfortable with it)
Most L.A.
residents described blind spot alert technology as “useful” (63 percent)
and “safe” (52 percent). Nearly 90 percent of L.A. residents said they
would feel more comfortable driving a car with a rear view camera – 52
percent say they would be much more comfortable6 in 10 described rear view cameras as “useful” - nearly half described the cameras as “safe.” Ford Smart Mobility Tour This week Ford brings its Ford Smart Mobility Tour to L.A. The tour
highlights the company’s driver-assist features that can help address
driving-related fears, including BLIS® and semi-autonomous driving technologies, along with the Ford Smart Mobility plan. Ford Smart
Mobility is the company’s plan to take it to the next level in
connectivity, mobility, autonomous vehicles, the customer experience and
big data. Ford introduced the plan at CES in January, 2015 along with
25 initial experiments aimed at better understanding consumers’ mobility
needs around the globe. “Our smart
mobility vision at Ford is about changing the way the world moves,” said
Ken Washington, Ford vice president, Research and Innovation. “We are
transitioning from experimentation to the start of implementation,
beginning with the Go Drive and Peer to Peer car sharing pilots.
Our goal is to make people’s lives better by helping them more easily
navigate to where they want to go, using one or more interconnected
modes of transportation.” In addition to the Smart Mobility Tour, Ford will host a panel discussion moderated by Susan Carpenter, motor critic at The Orange County Register and The Wheel Thing contributor at KPCC-FM. The panel will include:
Mike Tinskey, director of vehicle electrification and infrastructure, Ford Motor Company
Claire Bowin, city planner, Los Angeles City Planning Department
Hilary Norton, executive director, Fixing Angelenos Stuck in Traffic (FAST)
Brian Taylor, director, UCLA Institute for Transportation Studies
The event will commence at 10 a.m. today at the William Turner Gallery at Bergamot Station Arts Center in Santa Monica. Driver-assist and semi-autonomous tech for today To improve today’s driving experience, Ford has introduced
driver-assist and semi-autonomous technologies such as active park
assist to help drivers parallel and perpendicular park more easily.
Driver-assist technologies include lane-keeping aid to help drivers stay
in their lane and BLIS, which alerts drivers to vehicles detected
entering their blind spots. To stay connected while in motion, SYNC® 3,
Ford’s all-new communications and entertainment system, features faster
performance and conversational voice recognition, along with an
available intuitive smartphone-like touch screen. Ford offers more
vehicle nameplates in the United States with active park assist, rear
cross-traffic alert, lane departure warning with lane-keeping aid and
blind spot monitoring than any other manufacturer – according to
automotive research firm SBD. Ford also leads in four segments, offering
vehicles with the most available driver-assist features among
mainstream vehicles in the country: • Large light-duty pickup – F-150 • Midsize SUV – Edge and Explorer • Midsize car – Fusion • Large car – Taurus Ford will
demonstrate its new Pro Trailer Backup Assist feature that will be
available on the 2016 F-150. The technology helps to ease the anxiety
level of backing a trailer – which can be a challenging task for the
novice and tricky even for those with trailering experience. Multimodal mobility solutions In many large cities, driving your vehicle directly from home to work
is challenging due to traffic congestion. Ford believes solutions for
multimodal journeys can make travel to and within urban areas more
convenient. The company is studying how electric bicycles and mobile
application technology can work seamlessly with cars and public
transport to deliver faster and easier daily commutes and help
businesses operating in urban environments. Ford’s electric bicycle experiments include:
MoDe:Me, introduced in March, is intended to keep the urban commuter moving in congested traffic
MoDe:Pro is built for urban commercial use, and is designed to stow in a commercial vehicle such as Ford Transit Connect
MoDe:Flex
is easily reconfigurable for different customer needs. The bike’s
center frame assembly includes the motor and battery, while the front
and rear assemblies and wheels can be configured for road, mountain or
city riding
Ford’s electric bicycle prototypes fold easily into Ford vehicles, and integrate seamlessly with the MoDe:Link app, which can be paired with a smartwatch. This includes the “no sweat” mode, which increases electric pedal assist based on heart rate – ensuring a rider gets to his or her destination without breaking a sweat. The app also provides safety notifications. Hazards, such as potholes ahead, are signaled through vibrating
DEARBORN, Mich., Oct. 7, 2015 –
When the all-new Ford Escape debuted at the 2000 North American
International Auto Show, the small SUV segment in North America was
still quite small, with only a few competitors. But Ford felt it had
something unique – the perfect go-anywhere offering for an emerging
segment. Ford was right.
Escape was touted for its four-wheel-drive capability, refined ride
and handling, and outstanding fuel economy – all of which combined to
make it an instant contender in the new small SUV segment. Sales of the
new Escape began in August 2000, with advertising and the official
marketing and sales launch Oct. 8.
Fifteen years later, Escape remains a top-selling vehicle in its
segment, as well as a top-selling vehicle in the Ford lineup. In 2014,
Ford sold more than 300,000 Escapes in the United States.
Escape also helped propel the small SUV segment into one of the
largest in the industry. In 2000, when Escape debuted in the United
States, small SUVs accounted for 5 percent of total industry sales. By
the end of 2014, the segment had grown to 15.7 percent.
The beating heart of the Shelby GT350R Mustang – the most track capable Mustang ever offered – is a uniquely engineered 5.2-liter flat-plane crankshaft V8. The crankshaft configuration and associated firing order allow for exceptional breathing enhanced by enlarged intake and exhaust valves. The technology which delivered enough clearance to allow Ford engineering to include enormous 38.3 mm intake valves and 32.5 mm exhaust valves is the revolutionary Plasma Transferred Wire Arc (PTWA) process.
More than half of small business owners use their business vehicles for personal travel, finds a new survey by Ford and Manta; nearly
75 percent of respondents say they would be more productive if their
vehicle enabled them to make hands-free calls on the road with
technology like Ford SYNC 3
Purchase price, maintenance and fuel costs are the top considerations for business owners looking to purchase a new vehicle
Three small business owners awarded $5,000 to customize their Ford
Transit and Transit Connect vans in the Driving the American Dream
contest conducted by Ford and Manta
DEARBORN, Mich., Oct. 1, 2015 –
Small business owners often need vehicles that can do double duty –
helping them grow their businesses while keeping their busy families on
the move, finds a new survey by Ford and Manta, an online resource
dedicated to small business. Only 42 percent of respondents use their business vehicles for
business reasons all the time. One quarter drive their business vehicle
for nonbusiness-related travel 25 percent of the time, while another 17
percent drive their business vehicle for personal use half the time. “Dual use was one of the key considerations in the design of Ford
Transit Connect,” says Yaro Hetman, Ford brand manager for Transit,
Transit Connect and E-Series. “Customers appreciate the seats fold down
for deliveries during the week and the vehicle works well as a family
van on weekends.” Approximately 13 percent of small business owners surveyed rely on
vans for their businesses. One quarter drive trucks, 16 percent drive
another type of service vehicle, 23 percent drive cars and 18 percent
drive SUVs. Regardless of which vehicle they choose, flexibility is key for these
entrepreneurs. Nearly half report they use their business vehicle
primarily for driving themselves to appointments, 36 percent use it to
carry equipment to job sites, 30 percent make deliveries and 8 percent
transport customers. “One day we’re using our Transit to move merchandise between stores,
the next day we’re using it for event support for charity functions,”
says Stuart Hunter, founder of Columbus, Ohio-based roll:,
which sells bicycles, clothing and gear. “The next day it’s supporting
our race team – where it becomes a mobile changing room. The versatility
was really key to us.” Hunter is one of three small business owners who won $5,000 to upfit Ford Transit and Transit Connect vans in the Driving the American Dream contest conducted by Ford and Manta. The other winners are Steve Ozment, owner and operator of Flowerama in Columbus, and Manuel Mendoza, owner of La Patisserie, a bakery and catering company in Charlotte, North Carolina. Connectivity technology boosts productivity Business errands
are made more efficient when entrepreneurs can leverage mobile
technology in their vehicles, according to the survey. Almost three-quarters of respondents say they would be more
productive if they could make hands-free calls through a
Bluetooth-enabled system like SYNC® 3 – Ford’s new
communications and entertainment technology that features faster
performance, more conversational voice recognition, a more intuitive
smartphone-like touch screen and easier-to-understand graphical
interface to help Ford customers connect on the road. For some respondents – 25 percent – hands-free phone calls are the
No. 1 thing that gets them through spending a lot of time in their
vehicles. For others, snacks help them power through. “When I’m traveling in the Transit, my dirty little secret is beef
jerky,” says Hunter. “It only happens within the Transit. It’s the only
place I’ll eat beef jerky. It’s kind of like White Castle – never before
midnight – so I have a passion for beef jerky I’m not sure even my wife
knows about.” Purchase price, maintenance, resale value among top purchase considerations In addition to
making the most of their time on the road, small business owners are
keen on maximizing their financial resources. Half say purchase price is
a top consideration when determining which vehicle to buy for their
businesses.Ford Transit is the best value for fleets in five out of six
full-size van categories, based on Vincentric 2015 fleet awards analysis
of full-size vans. The short-wheelbase midsize Ford Transit Connect XLT
was named Best Fleet Value in Vincentric’s mini passenger commercial
van category.
Nearly one quarter of survey respondents say maintenance is a top consideration. “The reason I continue to buy Ford vehicles is they hold up, as
they’re not expensive to maintain, because they do what they say they’re
going to do,” says Ozment, who uses Transit Connect to deliver flowers.
“That one is checked off the list. Our Transit Connect is rock solid –
unequivocally the right answer.” Ford Transit and Transit Connect can be repaired at any of more than
3,000 Ford dealer locations across the United States, and the Ford
Business Preferred Network includes nearly 600 dealers with advanced
commercial vehicle expertise. More than 80 percent of commercial
customers are located within 30 miles of a Ford Business Preferred
Network dealer and more than 63 percent are within 10 miles.
Other factors guiding small business vehicle purchases include fuel
costs for 22 percent of respondents, repairs for 17 percent and
insurance for 11 percent of small business owners, according to the
survey. More than 10 percent say resale value is a top consideration.
Ford Transit Connect retains its value better than any other vehicle in
its segment, based on ALG's residual value forecast for the 2015 model
year. Nearly 17 percent of small business owners surveyed report their
vehicles run on diesel or alternative fuel. Ford offers customers the
power of choice, so small business owners can decide whether naturally
aspirated gasoline, EcoBoost®, diesel, CNG or propane makes the most sense. Many of the small business owners surveyed feel strongly their
vehicle purchases should support other American businesses. Nearly 65
percent say it matters that their vehicle is assembled in the United
States. Transit – the best-selling commercial van in America – is assembled
at Kansas City Assembly Plant with domestic and foreign parts.
Upfitting is easier than ever in the new 2016 Ford Medium Duty truck. Watch as Jon Taffer, business consultant and TV star, shows these real fleet buyers how nothing gets in the way of installing equipment, saving them time and money.
This summer an engineering prototype of the all-new 2017 F-150 Raptor tackled the dunes at Silver Lake, Mich., State Park. Redesigned, larger FOX Racing Shox with more suspension travel and all-new terrain management technology help F-150 Raptor tackle the toughest of surfaces. An available Torsen front differential increases off-road capability further. The system increases grip significantly for the front end of the truck and allows it to pull itself over obstacles and up steep grades – even when traction is split between the front tires. The all-new 2017 Raptor is powered by Ford’s new, second-generation 3.5-liter EcoBoost® engine. The 2017 F-150 Raptor goes on sale in Fall 2016.
With up to seven available cameras & LED lighting, the 2017 Ford Super Duty is the smartest Super Duty ever.
Towing is at the center of the Super Duty mission. Equipped with up to seven available cameras, the 2017 Super Duty can help make hitching up a standard or gooseneck trailer a snap. And the first-ever, factory-available trailer camera can be attached to a trailer to improve visibility while backing up.
