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Ford Motor Company recently revealed that it is creating seven new electrified vehicles, including F-150 Hybrid and Mustang Hybrid models for the US market and a Transit Custom plug-in hybrid for European customers, within the next five years. In addition to those three models...

Ford’s new EV push adds electrified F-150, Mustang, Transit Custom & all-electric small SUV by 2020; fully autonomous hybrid coming 2021. pic.twitter.com/7oo3Fq70F8

— Ford Motor Company (@Ford) January 3, 2017

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Take a look inside the #Ford Core Recovery Program; repurposing parts for more than a decade. #recycle https://t.co/IgcbUmMJCK

— Ford Drive Green (@FordDriveGreen) March 23, 2016

Ford proudly tweeted recently about its Core Recovery Program, which began about 13 years ago.

At the time, it simply seemed like the pragmatic thing to do. Vehicle components were becoming increasingly sophisticated, with computers, backup cameras, and sensors being incorporated into new car designs. These bits were expensive, and often contained valuable materials.

"Most parts that come back to us