PEKIN, Illi.– We’ve all done it: You pull up to a stop sign, check both ways, but a bush on the corner obstructs your view– you proceed
regardless. Thankfully, as you nose out into the intersection, you check again and realize an oncoming car was this
close to smashing into the side of your vehicle.
Anxiety and sighs of relief ensue after frightening
incidents like this, along with the question, “Why haven’t any automakers
developed solutions for drivers to see around hazardous objects?” At ease: Ford split-view camera technology will make
you a safer driver from here on out.
Ford debuted the camera on the 2015 Edge and 2016 Explorer in the U.S. and China because it understands the importance of driver awareness. That’s why Ford wants all of its North American light passenger vehicles to have standard rear-view cameras by 2018, and the majority of its vehicles globally to have front cameras by 2020.
Ford debuted the camera on the 2015 Edge and 2016 Explorer in the U.S. and China because it understands the importance of driver awareness. That’s why Ford wants all of its North American light passenger vehicles to have standard rear-view cameras by 2018, and the majority of its vehicles globally to have front cameras by 2020.
Ford split-view camera
technology will make you a safer driver because it uses real-time video
feeds from 1-megapixel wide-angle lens camera located in your vehicle’s grille
and tailgate. The cameras feed to a tri-panel display on your vehicle’s 8-inch screen that allows you to see around obstructions blocking your vision on either side or
from straight on. Activate split-view, which turns off at 6.2 mph, to get a 180-degree view of the area in front of or behind your vehicle and notice any oncoming traffic or obstacles you would otherwise be unaware of.
Right now the 2016 F-150 has the most cameras– five– of any
Ford vehicle, but the next Super Duty will contain the most advanced camera
technology yet with seven camera, improving lane-keeping assistance and helping
customers see better around their truck and trailer. Ford's camera technology is just one of the reasons we feel comfortable selling New Ford Cars and New Ford Trucks at our Ford Dealership Serving Morton, IL!
At Velde Automotive Group, we are committed to providing our customers with an unbeatable level of service and a great car buying experience. Feel free to visit either of our dealerships, Velde Ford at 2200 North 8th Street, Pekin, IL 61554 or Velde Cadillac Buick GMC is located at 2220 North 8th Street, Pekin, IL 61554.Visit our websites: VeldeGM.com and VeldeFordPekin.com
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