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This could cause more crashes on the road.
Everybody enjoys a good commercial. Whether it s watching Will Ferrell make a fool of himself, a homemade recreation of a popular music video, or Bruce Springsteen getting misty-eyed over a Jeep, they can be just the thing to make your day a little brighter. But no matter how good a commercial is, none should distract drivers from watching the road. Yet that seems to be exactly what Ford is trying to achieve, as a new patent reveals. The new system scans the billboards alongside a road and then delivers the most important info about the ad to your car s infotainment display.
Here s who to blame.
With city streets deserted during the pandemic, some drivers took advantage and turned the empty roads into their own private race track. Now that restrictions are easing, more drivers will soon be back on the road as people return to work and start taking their one-year belated summer vacations after being stuck at home for what has felt like an eternity.
Well, the sooner you fill up the better, because you might have trouble finding gas this summer. According to CNN, there are fears that a lack of truck drivers delivering fuel to gas stations could cause shortages in the US. Suddenly, a lot of electric car owners are going to be feeling smug.
The Chevy Camaro was outsold more than 2-1 by both Mustang and Challenger.
The Ford Mustang, Chevy Camaro and Dodge Challenger have been locking horns for decades, with a few breaks. We expect they will continue to do so as every other low-roof vehicle falls by the wayside as Americans continue to choose SUVs and crossovers over lower, sportier options. Yet still these gladiators still battle.
Sales numbers were released for the first quarter of 2021 and the Ford Mustang took the sports car crown over its rivals, again. The Blue Oval moved 17,274 Mustangs in the first three months. Dodge sold 15,096 Challengers in all forms while Chevy moved only a disappointing 7,089 Camaro units, continuing its downward trend that has gone on for the last seven years.