Ford is celebrating Women's History Month with a special edition.
Ford says "The Ford Explorer: Men's Only Edition", introduced in a video that launched on International Women's Day March 8th, celebrates the significant role women have played in the development of the modern automobile. To highlight their essential contributions, they've created an SUV without them.
Ford says the tongue-in-cheek video, narrated by actor Bryan Cranston, initially appears to be a traditional car advertisement showcasing a new Ford Explorer. But then you discover, the edition is completely re-imagined, without any of the essential features developed by women, including heaters, windshield wipers, turn signals, brake lights, and GPS.
This month Ford is also highlighting the achievements and contributions of female innovators of the past and present on Ford.com and across the company's social media accounts. Some of these trailblazing women include:
Historic women who developed groundbreaking technology in the automotive industry:
Ford innovators and change makers who will be highlighted on Ford Motor Company’s social media channels:
To read more about the Ford Explorer: Men’s Edition click here.
Additionally, The Ford Heritage Vault is celebrating Women’s History Month with a selection of products designed and engineered by women, including the 1994 Ford Mustang, the 1975 Ford Granada, and the 1999 Ford Windstar.
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