Bob Hurley Ford News

Just days before thousands of emergency communication professionals gather for the National Emergency Number Association 2010 conference, Ford announced new capability for the SYNC 911 Assist™ application. The system can now communicate a vehicle’s exact location using GPS coordinates provided to emergency responders.
The nonsubscription-based app remains available to customers at no additional cost; providing emergency operators access to GPS coordinates of a vehicle, another important tool that could help first responders reach the scene of an accident faster.
“Ford is committed to continuously enhancing the owner experience, and SYNC is a key part of that strategy,” said Doug VanDagens, Director of Ford Connected Services. “SYNC 911 Assist is free for the life of the vehicle, and now we’re making it perform even better. That adds unexpected value and peace of mind for the customer.”

Summer is almost here and there’s no better way to greet it than in the sporty 2011 Mustang.

From the iconic Mustang grille and famed “hockey stick” sidelines, there is a style that is at once familiar yet dynamic and new about the Mustang.

For years the Mustang has been a mainstay in the Ford stables. There are 10 models of this hard charging horse waiting for you.

With the 2011 model year, Ford Mustang gallops forward with an all-new 305-horsepower V6 at (get this) 6,500 rpm. Torque is way up to 280 foot pounds at 4,250 rpm. This powerhouse pretty much moves the V6 Mustang to the front of the track in terms of base engine ponycar performance.