2010 Teaser pics from Ford - Nov 12th up... sorta
In the words of the great Ed McMahon, "YES! You are cor-rect sir!"
Notice the little defroster vents that were above the outer air registers on the 2005-09 are absent on the 2010- so they must be on the door.
I just wanted to add to the discussion on the possibility (or lack their of) for aftermarket radios, and navigations systems with the new center stack? Just remember one MAJOR thing! If anyone orders a 2010 with SYNC but wants to change out the headunit, for an aftermarket radio or nav, YOU LOSE SYNC!!! So if anyone may be thinking of adding a navigation system aftermarket, just order the factory nav.
I just wanted to add to the discussion on the possibility (or lack their of) for aftermarket radios, and navigations systems with the new center stack? Just remember one MAJOR thing! If anyone orders a 2010 with SYNC but wants to change out the headunit, for an aftermarket radio or nav, YOU LOSE SYNC!!! So if anyone may be thinking of adding a navigation system aftermarket, just order the factory nav. 
Not true Mike. The Nav in the Flex can watch movies, store 2,300 songs, photos, and can do the whole "gas prices" feature, plus weather, sports scores, and movie listing, when Sirius TraveLink is subscribed to. Portable systems aren't built like this, with the ability to watch DVD movies and store that many songs.
Not true Mike. The Nav in the Flex can watch movies, store 2,300 songs, photos, and can do the whole "gas prices" feature, plus weather, sports scores, and movie listing, when Sirius TraveLink is subscribed to. Portable systems aren't built like this, with the ability to watch DVD movies and store that many songs.
NAV system this Nav system that... blah blah blah lol
I don't care about Nav would never use it, would drive me crazy. I don't drive anywhere I don't know how to get to first, thats what mapquest is for when I need it lol
Anyways... I just want the Nav for the beautiful flatscreen for my stereo lol
I don't care about Nav would never use it, would drive me crazy. I don't drive anywhere I don't know how to get to first, thats what mapquest is for when I need it lol
Anyways... I just want the Nav for the beautiful flatscreen for my stereo lol
Turn-by-turn NAV takes you right there.
And I know, because I've experienced it first hand. My friend used to have the same attitude; saw NAV as a complete waste of time for techno geeks only. We went on a trip into the States recently, and I used the NAV in my car to find specific locations for which I had NO previous topographical bearings, and it took us right there.
By half way into the trip he was amazed and couldn't stop singing the praises of NAV.
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That's great in theory, but when you're in a strange city, trying to find a specific location...driving while holding a map and attempting to read directions is not only unsafe, but **** near impossible.
Turn-by-turn NAV takes you right there.
And I know, because I've experienced it first hand. My friend used to have the same attitude; saw NAV as a complete waste of time for techno geeks only. We went on a trip into the States recently, and I used the NAV in my car to find specific locations for which I had NO previous topographical bearings, and it took us right there.
By half way into the trip he was amazed and couldn't stop singing the praises of NAV.
Turn-by-turn NAV takes you right there.
And I know, because I've experienced it first hand. My friend used to have the same attitude; saw NAV as a complete waste of time for techno geeks only. We went on a trip into the States recently, and I used the NAV in my car to find specific locations for which I had NO previous topographical bearings, and it took us right there.
By half way into the trip he was amazed and couldn't stop singing the praises of NAV.

yea i agree i want the nav because im tired of using mapquest when i dont know where exactly im going because it isnt necessarily the safest thing to do and not as convienient as the nav screen will be.
I mean't no disrespect Boom, lol. I got thrown for a loop when I saw the sign for how far the Ford Plant was, until I realized that the distance was in Kilometers and not miles. Once I switched my nav system to KM, I was fine.
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And I gotta say, the people at the show were the nicest folks. Remember I'm from outside of Philadelphia, so when everyone was saying hello and asking how I was, it was VERY refreshing.
And I gotta say, the people at the show were the nicest folks. Remember I'm from outside of Philadelphia, so when everyone was saying hello and asking how I was, it was VERY refreshing.
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