I drive a Ford truck.  I'm looking at their future cars to see if any of their future trucks or SUVs will be hybrids or electrics, so I can save some gas money.
Most hyrids are cars, but they are coming out with more electric pickup trucks now
Good.  I believe that is the future of cars.  I showed some prototypes to my buddies and they initially laughed, but they didn't laugh when they saw the torque performance.
Well Ford as been around since 1903 and has constantly changed throughout the years.  I am sure they will focus on hyribs in the future
It's good that they seem to be forward thinking.  It's really easy to get se tin your ways in business and ignore potential future opportunities.
Yes, well they are interested in new car technology.  They even own part of the Aston Martin company
Oh I didn't know that?  So they have a chunk in any new James Bond movie, right?
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