Video: Ford at the Detroit Auto Show
January 14, 2007 10:34AM by Michael Savio
Ford unveiled five vehicles — three concepts and two production vehicles — at the 2007 North American International Auto Show in Detroit. The automaker also unveiled its new Sync technology that wirelessly integrates your cell phone or music player into your car’s audio system.
Production:
- 2008 Ford Focus: Redesigned inside and out.
- 2008 Ford Five Hundred: New front design featuring a Fusion-inspired grille, and Ford’s new 3.5L V6.
Concepts:
- Ford Airstream concept: Ford and Airstream crossover influenced by trailer maker Airstream’s iconic design. The concept is powered by a plug-in hydrogen hybrid fuel cell that operates under electric power at all times.
- Lincoln MKR concept: Previews all of the design cues that Lincoln customers have come to recognize as classic Lincoln design.
- Ford Interceptor Concept: Rear-wheel drive muscle car riding on the Mustang platform.
Video after the jump.
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