Briefly, let's go over what MyKey is, and how it might benefit — or hinder, depending on preference — your driving experience. Let's say, for example, you've got a Ford vehicle that's used by ...

Ford’s upgraded MyKey for 2011 – Click above for high-res image gallery. Modern technology means that parental controls are now spreading to cars as factory equipment, and the automaker ...

MyKey lets parents configure one key as the teen's. When the car is started with MyKey, top speed can be limited to 80 mph, and chimes can be set to sound at 45 mph, 55 mph and 65 mph.

Ford has announced MyKey, a kind of parental control for cars. Paranoid parents (that is, all parents) can program the key to limit certain car functions, including top speed. There is also a ...

MyKey also allows for a limited top speed of 80 mph and separate audio chimes at 45 mph, 55 mph and 65 mph. Ford will introduce MyKey as standard equipment on the 2010 Focus coupe and will later ...

Ford MyKey System helps parents ensure their teenage children drive safely by setting speed limits, audio volume restrictions, and seatbelt reminders.

MyKey with the Do Not Disturb setting will have little impact on phones that are not paired with Sync. If parents really want to stop their children from texting and talking behind the wheel, ...

Ford MyKey Available in any model equipped with the MyFordTouch infotainment system, this technology gives a special key to the parent that allows setting the controls. Maximum speed can be set ...

The feature, called "MyKey," will be standard on an unspecified number of Ford models when the 2010 cars and trucks come out late next summer. The feature will spread to the entire Ford, ...