Ford is going to discontinue its parallel parking assist feature in future cars which will save them money. Here's why they made that decision.

Ford CEO Jim Farley and his team said the company is hunting for hidden costs to cut millions, and parallel parking assist is a thing of the past.

In a notable shift within the automotive sector, Ford Motor Company has announced the discontinuation of its Enhanced Active Park Assist feature, which enabled select vehicles to autonomously ...

Ford CEO Jim Farley and his team said the company is hunting for hidden costs to cut millions, and parallel parking assist is a thing of the past.

Ford is removing Active Park Assist, which lets its vehicles parallel park themselves, to save costs since customers aren't using it.

Ford is considering ditching its automated parallel parking feature from its vehicles in order to cut down on costs, saying few customers are utilizing it anyway.

Ford pulls plug on automated parallel parking feature to cut costs The automaker's $2 billion in promised savings target a wide range of operations ranging from materials and freight to manufacturing.

And Ford is dropping them like they’re hot as part of a new cost-saving strategy that will see it stop installing features that its customers don’t use.