It's wonderful to impress consumers with high-tech features and exuberant designs at automotive gatherings. Our favorite automaker, Ford, does exactly that. But Ford also recognizes the importance of educating enthusiasts about the kinds of technology and innovation used to create stellar new Ford models.

In order to provide auto fans with an in-depth look at how vehicles are made, Ford put together an extraordinarily impressive display at the recent North American International Auto Show. In fact, the technology exhibit was so intriguing and enlightening that Torque News dubbed it "best-in-show." One author writes, "Anything that helps the public become more informed is the criteria by which this reporter judges a best-in-show tech display...In this respect, Ford educated the public the most."¹

To give you an idea of what the Ford presentation entailed, Jerry's Ford in Leesburg is happy to provide a few specifics. Perhaps one of the most helpful exhibits within the Blue Oval area was a cut-in-half multi-passenger Ford vehicle. The model gave automotive enthusiasts a unique look at one of their favorite models and spoke volumes to the complex engineering that goes into installing Ford parts. NAIAS attendees were also impressed by the automaker's array of EcoBoost engines and flipped cars which revealed updated exhaust and suspension.

Aside from auto show displays, Jerry's Ford in Leesburg at 847 East Market Street Leesburg, VA 20176 is another great place for Ford information. We're as dedicated to consumer knowledge as the brand we love most. Simply contact any one of our team members online with questions or start up a conversation with us in person.

Source: ¹http://www.torquenews.com/119/ford-takes-naias-2012-higher-level-educational-technology-displays