Experience New Class-Exclusive Technology in the 2017 Ford F-Series Super Duty

Test-drive the 2017 Super Duty today

In a digital world, manufacturers in the automotive industry are competing to stay ahead of the curve. Ford realizes that drivers desire the latest tech in their rides, and designers and engineers have answered the call with the technology available inside the 2017 Ford F-Series Super Duty.

With its first major redesign since its release in 1999, the 2017 Super Duty now includes multiple features not previously available in the model. With twenty class-exclusive technologies, the team at Lynch Ford Chevrolet is excited to give you details on the top five features Ford customers are opting for: Adaptive Steering; Trailer Reverse Guidance; Adaptive Cruise Control with Collision Mitigation; BLIS® with Cross Traffic Alert and Trailer Tow; and Lane-Keeping Alert.

Adaptive Steering helps drivers back their trailer into a parking space and complete tight, low-speed actions with ease while also reducing steering effort by up to one-third. And when traveling on the road, Trailer Reverse Guidance shows your trailer on the Ford SYNC® screen and monitors its status throughout your trip.

Of course, when traveling with a heavy trailer, braking requires more effort and time to avoid a collision. The Adaptive Cruise Control with Collision Mitigation system engages the engine brake to slow the vehicle and avoid accidents while towing a heavy trailer.

It’s also important to be aware of obstacles and traffic when hauling goods. That’s where the Blind Spot Information System (BLIS®) with Cross Traffic Alert and Trailer Tow comes into play. By helping drivers remain aware of other vehicles and obstacles around them, BLIS® provides greater confidence in tight spaces and parking lots. Lane-Keeping Assist also keeps drivers safe in their lane by alerting them when their vehicle drifts unintentionally outside of their lane.

“Our 20 class-exclusive, driver-assist technologies help increase productivity and boost driver confidence − especially when serving Super Duty’s primary mission of towing long, heavy trailers,” said John Rieger, Ford Super Duty consumer marketing manager.

The Super Duty lineup also packs plenty of power, easily beating out the competition with 925 lb-ft of torque, a 7,630-pound payload, and a gooseneck towing capacity of 32,500 pounds. It’s no wonder that Super Duty sales jumped over thirty percent just months after the launch of this new model, and we expect them to continue to rise.

If you’ve been looking for a truck that can do it all, you owe it to yourself to come test-drive the 2017 Ford F-Series Super Duty. Whether you opt for the Crew Cab, 4x4, or 6.7-liter Power Stroke® V8 diesel equipped model, you’ll find a breadth of options never before available. It’s time to own your drive in 2017; call, contact, or visit us today to experience this class-leading technology for yourself.

Lynch Ford Chevrolet: 410 Business 30 SW, Mt Vernon, IA 52314

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