Ford drive mode
This page holds Ford Drive Mode Indicator symbols. The list is growing so large it became apparent that a separate page would be appropriate.
First up are relatively benign set of modes. At the far left is a Normal Mode Indicator. It is a simple set of lane lines included the hashed lane separator. The second is a Sport Mode Indicator that actually belongs to the set of G-O-A-T Mode Indicators in Bronco models cited below.
These are two of a set of related drive modes for Ford 4-wheel drive vehicles. First up is a Trail Mode Indicator. Next is an Off Road Mode Indicator, which seems to only replace a tree with a hill or rock.
Fortunately, the same vehicles that use the image symbols above offer an AUTO setting, Multi-terrain Select control or MTS AUTO, that will simply choose exactly the mode that is needed. This is an improvement over the excessive number of choices otherwise available.
Note that Bronco models feature entirely separate set of modes called G-O-A-T Modes. You can find them here.
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