Ford Moves Aggressively for Mainstream Navigation
System
Ford now looks at the latest
trend for auto manufacturers of putting navigation system on mainstream
cars even as an option.
Among the six Ford 2006 Ford Motor vehicles to offer navigation
systems are the 2006 Lincoln Zephyr and Mercury Mountaineer while
the other four nameplates are said to be the Ford Explorer and Explorer
Sport Trac SUVs, Five Hundred sedan and Freestyle sport wagon.
The idea of popularizing car navigation system on mass produced
Ford cars is an attractive feature for most car enthusiasts. Common
only in the luxury segment such as the Lincoln Navigator, on which
the option costs around $3,000 on the 4x4 Ultimate editions, the
car navigation system will soon be more affordable as foreseen by
Ford.
This is an aggressive step by Ford to be competitive and sway the
family sedan market into its turf. Mainstream vehicles will soon
find car navigation system on its option list as hand held global
positioning phones and the concept of beaming satellite map data
into the vehicles are also being considered by auto makers.
Popularizing car navigation system will better enhance the features
of mass produced Ford vehicles and make it more affordable.
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About the author:
Jenny McLane is a 36 year old native of Iowa and has a knack for research
on cars and anything and everything about it. She works full time
as a Market Analyst for one of the leading car parts suppliers in
the country today.
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