MCI's Summer Tour Of Newest Motorcoaches
The busmaker debuts its 35-ft. coach and displays an updated 45-ft. livery model ideal for luxury transportation.
Ford plans to build a self-driving vehicle without a steering wheel or pedals by 2021, the company said Aug. 17. The vehicle will be aimed at transportation network companies.
Ford executives said the company wasn’t at the stage where it could show a vehicle, or even talk about what that vehicle might look like. Instead, it’s focused on getting the hardware and software ready for a driverless car.
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The busmaker debuts its 35-ft. coach and displays an updated 45-ft. livery model ideal for luxury transportation.
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Mike
| about 3 years agoWhen the price of a 120 went into the 80k range I said Ford/Lincoln did not care about livery and it sure looks like I was right. Caddy going after BMW and the rest puts us small operators,just like middle class Americans going away.