Rudraa Ford

#Throwback to 2000 when Ford introduced the 24/7 concept car. A decade ahead of its time, it introduced the use of apps before smartphones became commonplace. Its touchscreen dashboard had a series of icons that allowed easy access to phone contacts, the internet, and a navigation system that could be used through voice recognition technology. How interesting is that? #ThrowbackThursday #Throwback #ThrowbackThursday

#Throwback to 1956 when Ford developed its Lifeguard System. Designed to reduce occupant injuries, the 5-part system included the first safety belts, improved safety door latches, padded instrument panel, sun visors and an energy-absorbing steering wheel that slowly gave way under impact. #ThrowbackThursday #SafetyAPriority #Throwback #ThrowbackThursday #SafetyAPriority

#DidYouKnow? Henry Ford called the Model T “the universal car” as it could travel on any kind of road and was also easy to maintain. #ThrowbackThursday #DidYouKnow #ThrowbackThursday

#DidYouKnow? The 2013 Ford Mustang GT, which starred in the blockbuster movie “Need for Speed”, was auctioned for charity by Ford Motor Company for $300,000! #ThrowbackThursday #DidYouKnow #ThrowbackThursday

Sun in the eyes, royalty on the sides and the best roads to drive. This #RajasthanDay, let's revisit the good times when Ford Aspire took over Udaipur city. #ThrowbackThursday #RajasthanDay #ThrowbackThursday

#DidYouKnow? Introduced in 2013, the 1.0L Ford EcoBoost engine created history by bagging consecutive International Engine of the Year Awards .#ThrowbackThursday #DidYouKnow #ThrowbackThursday

#Throwback to 2015 when we inaugurated the Sanand plant in Gujarat, strengthening our Make in India commitment. #ThrowbackThursday #Throwback #ThrowbackThursday

The first-generation Mustang was a worldwide sensation. An original design America couldn’t get enough of. It established the classic long nose, tight cabin and an aggressive stance, which has become Mustang’s signature look. #ThrowbackThursday #ThrowbackThursday

#DidYouKnow? In 1914, Ford doubled daily wages of its factory workers while reducing their working hours. An estimate of 10,000 people lined up the next day for employment! #ThrowbackThursday #DidYouKnow #ThrowbackThursday