Ford to use Capless Fuel Filler on entire model line
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Ford to use Capless Fuel Filler on entire model line
Ford's Capless Fuel Filler — which was first put into production on the Ford GT — is set to debut across the company's product lineup starting with the 2008 Lincoln MKS, the automaker announced today. The capless system is a "tangible example of how Ford is developing innovative product solutions to satisfy the unmet needs of consumers," the company said. Capless fuel filler technology eliminates the inconvenience of forgetting to put the gas cap back on after fueling and saves time during refueling by eliminating the need to unscrew a fuel filler cap. It's also better for the environment because no gas fumes escape.
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Big whoop! How highly advanced it that? Why don't Ford invent some diesel/fuel cell/hyrbrid that can get 300mpg? That would be a technology break through...
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Inconvenience of unscrewing a cap? yeah right. But about the gas vapour not escaping.. sure that's a good thing but the gas has to go somewhere and I doubt it'll condense back to liquid if you fill up that tank.
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Originally Posted by Memphisacc
when was the last time you saw a fuel pump handle that looked that clean......ford always selling lies from the get go....
Now this is innovative
Now this is innovative
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Your responses are a joke. Yes, I'm a Ford owner, but I also hate gas caps even when "tethered" to the gas cap door. I hate touching them, I hate turning until they click, click to make sure they're in, etc.
Not being sexist, but I think WOMEN in particular will love this new feature. They don't want their nails, hands or clothes anywhere near a gas cap.
We'll see if any other manufacturer follows.
I doubt this has anything to do with cost savings either as a gas cap is hardly expensive and this mechanism is probably more complex.
Somehow I think if Lexus did this you guys would be saying how it comes out of their racing experience, how Lexus has something MB and BMW don't, etc.
Not being sexist, but I think WOMEN in particular will love this new feature. They don't want their nails, hands or clothes anywhere near a gas cap.
We'll see if any other manufacturer follows.
I doubt this has anything to do with cost savings either as a gas cap is hardly expensive and this mechanism is probably more complex.
Somehow I think if Lexus did this you guys would be saying how it comes out of their racing experience, how Lexus has something MB and BMW don't, etc.