I am originaly from Haiti and been living in this country for about 10 years. I studied there mechanical engineering,and unfortunalety cause of my wife pregnancy in my very first year here in the US, It was a must for me to find the job providing the daily bread for my family of four in a quick way: for that I became a cab driver in NYC driving a Ford Crown Victoria. In 2003 , I was intrigued by the performance of those cars and their durability; 24/7 non-stop motion and they still find a way to last their owners the full 5 years allowed by the Taxi and Limousine Commission(TLC), and more often another 5 years after being purchased by the Brooklyn/ Staten-island/ Queens/Bronx drivers for lesser needs. I went to Apex technical school for the year Program in 03,because small engines was not my strength being more familiar with 30MGWts generators. I did pretty well with straigth A+s in all the subject in their program but never had the chance to showcase my ability because I was stuck in a 5 year contract with the garage I am working for and a 2003 Ford Crown Vic. I purchased .To make my story short and go straigth to the fact, that car for the full period never gave me any other problem besides the rigourous TLC requests for the sake of safety. That's exactly for that matter , something click in me saying man those cars are really good. In the same time, I am noticing that whenever somebody say Ford : they see old big time brand , strong ; some of them might say oh no, it's for yellow in NYC, not attracted. And I will say the exact same thing if I have to choose a car in all the types and makes I am seeing out there; but if we reverse it showing the durability and performance effect of the ford engine ( found in a NYC Taxi), and a new design that I have designed already for the two years , I think Ford will break the market for most cars sold in the 5 years.