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Matt Rigney
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Matt brings to the table a very intimate knowledge of modern Mustangs, Camaros and Challengers not only from the books in his collection but from...
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July 2010 Ford Mustang Sales Figures Released
Is it to early to declare the new 5.0 a bust? Maybe so but all the hype and marketing push from...
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Ford's new MyKey innovation will not be received well from future teen Mustang drivers as it will allow parents to limit speed and audio volume to encourage them to drive safer and improve fuel efficiency. The MyKey system allows the parent to program any key through the vehicle message center, which updates the SecuriLock passive anti-theft system. When the MyKey is inserted into the ignition, the system reads the transponder chip in the key and immediately identifies the MyKey code, which enables certain default driving modes.
The new MyKey will debut as a standard feature next year on the 2010 Focus coupe and will be offered on many other
Ford, Lincoln and Mercury models. MyKey also encourages safety-belt usage, provides earlier low-fuel warnings and can be programmed to sound chimes at 45, 55 and 65 miles per hour. This is definately something that is long overdue as teen drivers are some of the worst drivers statistically.
Read all about Ford's new MyKey innovation after the jump...
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