Ford Motor Company is pushing in-car technology in a huge way at the 2010 International Consumer Electronics show. Announcing MyFord Touch, an electronic dashboard that brings the intuitive nature of MP3 players and mobile phones to Ford vehicles. Technology that will redefine driver connectivity and interaction with their car.

MyFord™ which will be branded as MyLincoln Touch and MyMercury Touch on respective Lincoln and Mercury brand products, redesigns the in-car interface, mirroring how consumers interact with most devices in their lives using touch-sensitive buttons, touch screens, thumb-wheel controls and voice recognition. …click here to read more

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The 2010 Lincoln MKZ offers customers more standard luxury and segment-exclusive safety features for their money, with a starting price of $34,965, including destination and delivery.

Compared with other midsize luxury sedans – such as the Lexus ES350 and Cadillac CTS – the MKZ comes with more standard luxury features, such as Bridge of Weir leather seats, genuine wood trim, heated and cooled front seats, the popular SYNC entertainment and connectivity system, a reverse sensing system and driver multi-adjustable power seat. …click here to read more

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The Lincoln Navigator has been updated for the 2009 model year, receiving a host of new features as well as a slightly more fuel efficient powertrain. The addition of a power lift gate, parking sensors, a 14-speaker stereo, and E85 flex-fuel capability, heated seats, all fitted as standard as part of Lincoln’s plans to simplify packaging for the Navigator and Navigator L models. …click here to read more

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Ford will unveil the production version of the Lincoln MKT at the 2009 Detroit Auto Show this January. Sadly for you Lincoln fans, the production version will wear Ford’s logo.

The production version MKT will have the 1941 Continental-style bow-wave grille first seen on the MKS and destined to become a Lincoln signature face, a chamfered surface parallel to the beltline and a thick C-pillar, with very little other than overall dimensions to hint at its connection with the Flex. It will come in six as well as a seven-passenger version.

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DO you think American cars are unreliable and inefficient? You just need a great mechanic. Chet Belisle claims to still get 22 miles per gallon from his 5.0-liter V-8 after 1.3 million miles. …click here to read more

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