Front Park Assist
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I have several personal Ford vehicles and a fleet of Ford trucks, should I list them all? They range from XL to Platinums
I think it's helpful if you list some of the permanent information, how many times does somebody say I have a problem with this, and that everybody's guessing whether it's gasoline or diesel?
Sometimes there's way too many vague questions, post, etc.
Example of you were to say you had a Limited, The first response would have been take it to the dealership, or if you said it was in XL, the first response would have said it doesn't have it.
You say you have a lariat, then next question would have been, is it a lariat ultimate, if so, you do have it.
I guess my point is, it's helpful to list the pertinent information. Most posters do.
After all you came here for help.
I think it's helpful if you list some of the permanent information, how many times does somebody say I have a problem with this, and that everybody's guessing whether it's gasoline or diesel?
Sometimes there's way too many vague questions, post, etc.
Example of you were to say you had a Limited, The first response would have been take it to the dealership, or if you said it was in XL, the first response would have said it doesn't have it.
You say you have a lariat, then next question would have been, is it a lariat ultimate, if so, you do have it.
I guess my point is, it's helpful to list the pertinent information. Most posters do.
After all you came here for help.
Mountain Pass
Joined: Oct 2014
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Besides, there are enough people who do not want that extra stuff.
A lot of it comes down to what the users expect from the vehicle, as some people need more 'help' than others. I'll admit, sometimes I like to park close enough that I find the sensors useful, but it's not all that often. I can live without it.
To each their own.
5th Wheeling
Joined: Jan 2025
Posts: 45
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Just imagine how much it would cost if all the bells and whistles were added to every vehicle.
Besides, there are enough people who do not want that extra stuff.
A lot of it comes down to what the users expect from the vehicle, as some people need more 'help' than others. I'll admit, sometimes I like to park close enough that I find the sensors useful, but it's not all that often. I can live without it.
To each their own.
Besides, there are enough people who do not want that extra stuff.
A lot of it comes down to what the users expect from the vehicle, as some people need more 'help' than others. I'll admit, sometimes I like to park close enough that I find the sensors useful, but it's not all that often. I can live without it.
To each their own.
Tuned
Joined: Jun 2023
Posts: 295
Likes: 110
From: PNW
Just imagine how much it would cost if all the bells and whistles were added to every vehicle.
Besides, there are enough people who do not want that extra stuff.
A lot of it comes down to what the users expect from the vehicle, as some people need more 'help' than others. I'll admit, sometimes I like to park close enough that I find the sensors useful, but it's not all that often. I can live without it.
To each their own.
Besides, there are enough people who do not want that extra stuff.
A lot of it comes down to what the users expect from the vehicle, as some people need more 'help' than others. I'll admit, sometimes I like to park close enough that I find the sensors useful, but it's not all that often. I can live without it.
To each their own.
If I need perspective i just hit the camera button on the dash to see how close I am to something.
More was about a basic sensor on the front to beep at you like the rear does when reversing.
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