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2015 Ford F-150
2015 Ford F-150
VIDEO: Army Engineer Tests 2015 F-150
Ford Motor Co. released its first "You Test" video giving customers a chance to test the 2015 F-150. The first video featured Brian Schober, a systems engineer for military vehicle testing in Yuma, Ariz.
Schober ran the new truck through a series of off-road tests in the Arizona desert — some of which are used for the military vehicles he tests.
The F-150 went through 36 straight hours running a 10-mile loop in extreme temperatures.
“I drive approximately 350 miles a day on gravel and dirt roads, hauling parts and people. I’ve gone through my fair share of vehicles,” said Schober. “We currently rent a 2013 F-150 and consider it a workhorse. With a new F-150 on my radar for my next vehicle, the 2015 looks like it will do the trick.”
Schober is the first of four customers who were selected out of more than 15,000 submissions to test the F-150. The idea behind the "You Test" videos are to show how customers would use the new vehicle through real-world testing, according to Ford.
Later videos will put the F-150 through tests such as hauling rocks, towing hay bales and transporting supplies more than 900 miles.
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