There is an option available on the Mustang for orders placed April 1, 2008. Orders must be placed on that date.
Following the rousing success of the Sync system that was developed by Ford and Microsoft, the two companies have teamed up to give us 'Stang folks an opportunity for a Ford and Microsoft option.
If you order this option, you will have an enhanced braking system. When you step on the brake pedal, a message will appear on your gauge cluster, "Are you sure you want to brake?"
You then press either a "Yes" or "No" button. These buttons are located on the steering wheel spokes. If there is a problem, there will be a message, "Program is not responding." The brakes will not be applied. There will then be a message, "Do you want to report the problem to Microsoft?" You use the "Yes" or "No" buttons to reply, if you are able to do so at this point.
It is estimated that delivery time on vehicles with this option will be approximately three months from date of order (April 1 only), although it could be up to three years.
NOTE: This post was approved in advance by the moderators, who waived the prohibition on "nonsense" posts for this April Fool's Day post.
Following the rousing success of the Sync system that was developed by Ford and Microsoft, the two companies have teamed up to give us 'Stang folks an opportunity for a Ford and Microsoft option.
If you order this option, you will have an enhanced braking system. When you step on the brake pedal, a message will appear on your gauge cluster, "Are you sure you want to brake?"
You then press either a "Yes" or "No" button. These buttons are located on the steering wheel spokes. If there is a problem, there will be a message, "Program is not responding." The brakes will not be applied. There will then be a message, "Do you want to report the problem to Microsoft?" You use the "Yes" or "No" buttons to reply, if you are able to do so at this point.
It is estimated that delivery time on vehicles with this option will be approximately three months from date of order (April 1 only), although it could be up to three years.
NOTE: This post was approved in advance by the moderators, who waived the prohibition on "nonsense" posts for this April Fool's Day post.