Ford’s SYNC will cost $100 less on the 2012 Edge and Explorer than it did on the 2011 models. The automaker’s now-ubiquitous voice-activated infotainment system was a $395 option on the 2011 Explorer and Edge, but it will now command just $295. Furthermore, Ford is expanding the availability of SYNC to all trim levels, so buyers of even the lowliest Explorer and Edge can now spring for SYNC and sign up for SYNC Services (which includes turn-by-turn directions, traffic updates, and live operator assistance). Other Ford models due to benefit from SYNC’s lower price and added availability include the 2013 Escape, Flex, Focus, and Taurus. The changes will make their way to Ford’s entire lineup within the next three years.
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