Spiffy, Ford Partner on Connected Car Initiative
As Ford’s connected vehicle services evolve to include features aimed at convenience-minded consumers, more opportunities arise to easily serve the car care needs of the modern driver.

With the use of FordPass Connect TM and Lincoln Connect TM to lock and unlock their vehicle, customers who lease or own a 2017 model or newer can eliminate the need for handing off keys before a Spiffy appointment.
Photo courtesy of Spiffy.
Get Spiffy (Spiffy), an on-demand car care, technology, and services company, is partnering with Ford Motor Company for their connected car initiative.
As Ford’s connected vehicle services evolve to include features aimed at convenience-minded consumers, more opportunities arise to easily serve the car care needs of the modern driver.
With the use of FordPass Connect TM and Lincoln Connect TM to lock and unlock their vehicle, customers who lease or own a 2017 model or newer can eliminate the need for handing off keys before a Spiffy appointment.
“Our customers are really busy," Spiffy CEO, Scot Wingo, said in a statement. "They often choose Spiffy for the convenience factor and stay for the excellent service. The connected car initiative removes the ‘key exchange’ process, and that's an important step towards our goal of zero-friction car care services.”
Connectivity is one of the four primary pillars in Wingo’s Vehicle 2.0 vision for the digital future of the automotive industry.
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