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@arzooggoyal and her #FordMoments come to life like a summer soundtrack. With a blossomed road and her Ford EcoSport, it’s a picture perfect #ThrowbackThursday. Send us yours now! 📷 :@arzooggoyal #FordMoments #ThrowbackThursday

Raj Deep ignites his free-spirit with the Ford Freestyle. Share your photos with us using #FordMoments to get featured. #GoFreestyle #ThrowbackThursday 📸: Raj Deep #FordMoments #GoFreestyle #ThrowbackThursday

#Throwback to when Sukhpreet explored the unexplored in his #PowerPacked Ford Endeavour. Don’t forget to share your #FordMoments with us! #ThrowbackThursday 📷: Sukhpreet #Throwback #PowerPacked #FordMoments #ThrowbackThursday

#Throwback to when Pankaj enjoyed a picturesque view during a fun drive in his Ford EcoSport. Keep creating and sharing your #FordMoments with us! #ThrowbackThursday 📷: Pankaj Patil #Throwback #FordMoments #ThrowbackThursday

The last Thursday of the year calls for the biggest #Throwback, doesn’t it? Here are some of the best #FordMoments of 2017. Thank you for your love and make sure you keep sharing your fond memories with us! #ThrowbackThursday #Throwback #FordMoments #ThrowbackThursday

#Throwback to 1980 when Ford introduced the keyless entry system. It consisted of five buttons on the driver’s side door that unlocked the car when the PIN was entered. How innovative is this! #ThrowbackThursday #Throwback #ThrowbackThursday

#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