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Ford lists 10 features of the 2015 F-150 pickup that were designed for drivers that make interacting with the truck easier. The features were based on customer research conducted by Ford human factor engineers. Photos courtesy of Ford.
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Read More →Kelley Blue Book's Marketing Research recently announced the second quarter 2008 results of its consumer automotive perceptions research study, Brand Watch.
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