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The new Tourneo Commercial Van

Christa Scott

Ford Motor Co. has released details about a new commercial van that the automaker says gives passengers a more luxurious car-like experience.

It's part of Ford's push to grow its lucrative line of commercial vehicles.

The Tourneo Custom concept, a light-duty, front-wheel-drive, passenger van, will be available in Europe and Asia. It's one of five global platforms the automaker is rolling out that include the Fusion, Fiesta, Focus and Ranger, though the Ranger will not be available in North America.

The automaker plans to debut it at the Geneva Motor Show next month.

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all-new Ford EcoSport

Christa Scott
All-new engine for the Indian market will debut in the all-new Ford EcoSport - offering the performance of a conventional 1.6-litre engine with less than 140g/km CO2 emissions
 
Ford is introducing its global EcoBoost powertrain technology for the first time in India with the three-cylinder EcoBoost engine
 
technology, direct injection, improved twin variable camshaft design and intelligent ancillaries to deliver performance that belies its small size
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Ford Focus Titanium to get Manual Transmission

Christa Scott
Ford Motor says it's getting enough comments from dealers and customers and even auto writers (but who takes them seriously, after all) that it has just begun offering a manual transmission in the high-end version of the Focus, called Titanium.

Dealers can order the manual now, but probably won't have much of an inventory until mid-March.

Price is the same as for the dry-clutch automatic standard in the Titanium: $22,995 (including shipping) and up. Usually automakers charge $800 to $1,200 less for a manual.  Learn more...
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Ford marks turnaround juncture with new slogan

Christa Scott
(Reuters) - A history of Ford Motor Co (F.N) could be told with the succession of slogans it has used over the decades - some remembered within the company as rallying cries, some more as punch lines.

Now, six years into a comeback from near collapse, the automaker has a new slogan that underscores confidence that its recovery is almost complete: "Go Further."

For an automaker with 166,000 workers worldwide and a history of riding boom into bust, the slogan is intended in part as a warning against complacency after three years of profits, executives say.

"Go Further" will be…
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Ford Focus won Car of the Year!

Christa Scott

Ford Focus has been judged New Zealand's Car of the Year:

"A particular appeal of the latest Focus is its excellence in a range of motoring environments; whether it is urban or highway motoring, or covering ground over the country's secondary roads, the latest Focus is always impressive."
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Work Truck of the Year: Ford F-150

Christa Scott
Cars.com Work Truck of the Year recognizes vehicles that get people to work in style and help them to do their job better. Our editors said about the F-150:  "To be a hard worker, you have to be able to do a lot of different types of work. And probably no other vehicle reflects that spirit better than the Ford F-150. Like a multi-functional tool, the F-150 can be configured in an almost infinite number of ways to meet the needs of commercial, personal or family jobs."

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Play Car of the Year: Ford Mustang Boss 302

Christa Scott
The Cars.com Play Car of the Year is given to the car that provides the most fun on the road. Nominees range from vehicles like convertibles and sports cars to off-roaders. Our editors said about the Boss 302:  "The Ford Mustang is already one of our favorite sports cars, but the new Boss 302 knocked us out. Everything you like about the Mustang GT - the power, the sound and the attitude - has been enhanced in the Boss 302."

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SYNC is installed in more than 4 million vehicles

Christa Scott
Ford Sync, the voice-activated in-car connectivity system introduced in 2007, now is installed in more than 4 million Ford/Lincoln Vehicles.  "Sync has been integral to keeping pace with the consumer, delivering value through a constant flow of new features that keep them connected to their digital lives in a safer, simpler and smarter way while driving."  Learn more about SYNC and the benefits it provides.
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