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Designing the Lincoln C Concept

Machine Design's Lee Teschler talks to Chief Designer Gary Braddock from Ford about designing the Lincoln C concept car. The Lincoln C concept brings Lincoln luxury and HMI (Human Machine Interface) to a smaller, C-sized footprint. Because the Lincoln C concept is two inches wider than conventional C-class vehicles, it offers the roominess of a 1961 Continental at almost half the length (and with style to spare). A life-like avatar is used to connect the driver to the vehicle and all the functionality offered through key systems such as Ford's signature HMI and SYNC. The Lincoln C concept also showcases Ford Motor Company's newest combination of fuel-efficient powertrain innovations: a four-cylinder EcoBoost engine mated to a dual-clutch PowerShift transmission. For more information, go to: Lincoln.

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    Paul said:

    Hmm... not sure I'm ready for a talking car don't even like the bing, bing, bing I get when I leave the lights on.

    I can imagine my favorite response "shut up you stupid computer"

    June 16, 2009 11:30 AM
     

    Gerry Noblot said:

    Sweet - It's about time automakers started to catch up with technology. Talking vehicles are not new, I had a talking Nisson 280zx back in 1987. It is new to add the rest of the connectivity and the flex engine. Take it to the next step and eliminate the gas engine altogether and you would have a real winner.

    June 17, 2009 11:14 AM

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