Ford’s revised F-Series Super Duty was announced today, and aside from the giant chrome grille, the big news here is a revamped MyFord Touch system – now available with knobs and buttons in addition to the touch screen.
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Tagged as Ford, ford f-series, ford f-series super duty, infotainment, MyFord Touch, Pickup Truck, telematics, truck
Tagged as Ford, ford f-series, ford f-series super duty, infotainment, MyFord Touch, Pickup Truck, telematics, truck
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