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Ford wants more customers to customize vehicles to boost profits as it eyes 'Nike shoe drop' moments

Ford is launching a vehicle customization program to increase profits by mimicking the exclusive 'shoe drop' model used by Nike.

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The brief

Ford has introduced a new customization program and a "Custom Garage" designed to democratize performance. As part of this strategy, the company is releasing specialized vehicles, including the Maverick SV300T, a turbo Lobo featuring 300 horsepower.

Coverage from CNBC, Car and Driver, and MotorTrend emphasizes the financial goal of boosting profits through these limited-style releases. The Detroit News and Motor1.com highlight the physical output of the program, with reviews describing the 300-HP Maverick as feeling like a "hot hatch." Future developments center on the rollout of the Custom Garage and the market reception of high-performance customizations like the SV300T.

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What is the goal of Ford's new customization program?

According to CNBC, Ford aims to boost profits by creating 'Nike shoe drop' moments for its customers.

What specific vehicle is being highlighted in recent drives?

Coverage from MotorTrend and Motor1.com focuses on the Ford Maverick SV300T, a turbo Lobo with 300 horsepower.

How is the new customization effort described by Car and Driver?

Car and Driver reports that the program aims to democratize performance.

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