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Bare-bones Ford Explorer celebrates women

Ford’s Men’s Only Explorer shows what vehicles would be like without innovations from women.
Ford’s Men’s Only Explorer shows what vehicles would be like without innovations from women.
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Nick Bunkley
March 12, 2023 05:00 AM

No heater. No windshield wipers. No turn signals or brake lights. No GPS.

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