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2009 New York Auto Show: Behind the wheel with Ford Active Park Assist 
Consumer Reports Cars | Wed, Apr 15
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Ford will soon roll out a self-parking system that promises to help the parallel-parking challenged sit back and let the car do the work. Much like the system introduced by Lexus a couple of years back, Ford’s Active Park Assist lets the driver sit back and watch the steering wheel spin back...
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