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Ford Motor Company Annual Report 2005 7Ford Motor Company Annual Report 2005 PB
Sustainable Mobility
The Ford Model T wasn’t the first car. However, with the moving assembly line and other
technological innovations, it became the first widely available and affordable car. The stage was set
for a stream of innovations in the following years – the flathead V-8, factory-installed safety belts
and fuel cell vehicles, to name a few.
Today, the same spirit of innovation thrives at Ford as we blaze new technological trails to
reduce our environmental footprint and further improve our vehicles, our plants and our processes.
The 2006 Mercury Mariner Hybrid, seen here overlooking the city of San Francisco, is a
marvel of technological innovation, helping drivers in stop-and-go city traffic maximize fuel economy
and minimize emissions. The San Francisco Bay area is among the top-selling markets for Ford
Escape Hybrid and Mercury Mariner Hybrid sport utility vehicles.