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Earlier this month, Ford built its 10 millionth vehicle featuring SYNC technology, barely six years after its launch.
“SYNC has helped us think and act more like a technology company,” said Jim Farley, Ford executive vice president of global marketing, sales and service. “It has forever changed how we look at our business and how we respond to our customers.”
While owners have ran into a few troubles and frustrations with MyFord Touch (you could probably say the same thing about all infotainment systems on the market), Ford plans to offer additional smartphone apps in the future while bringing back some physical buttons and knobs to meet customer requests, The Detroit Bureau reports.
Source: The Detroit Bureau
“SYNC has helped us think and act more like a technology company,” said Jim Farley, Ford executive vice president of global marketing, sales and service. “It has forever changed how we look at our business and how we respond to our customers.”
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While owners have ran into a few troubles and frustrations with MyFord Touch (you could probably say the same thing about all infotainment systems on the market), Ford plans to offer additional smartphone apps in the future while bringing back some physical buttons and knobs to meet customer requests, The Detroit Bureau reports.
Source: The Detroit Bureau