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"  The Ford Transit is essentially a practical hauler for small businesses, but a concept unveiled today by Galpin Auto Sports hints at an \u00FCber-plush European-style custom ride akin to certain cultishly outfitted Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans. Aimed at high-end commercial fleets and shuttle providers, the Transit Skyliner concept and its four &amp;quot;throne&amp;quot; seats can be transformed into four modes: Theater, which drops a 52-inch screen and allows the seats to be reclined, Business, which enables face-to-face conversation around a motorized table, Reception, which slides the door for entertaining at events, tailgate-style, and Travel, with seats reclined and footrests extended.  Seats and LED lighting can be controlled via a Crestron automation system via tablet or smartphone, and the multimedia system includes a Focal Utopia 7.2 surround system with speakers which were handmade in France, a DIRECTV satellite receiver, and a Kaleidascape video server capable of handling the equivalent of 300 Blu-ray or 1,000 standard DVDs. Needless to say, an onboard bar promises to shorten the journey if the entertainment isn&amp;#039;t up to par. The Transit Skyliner concept will make its show debut at next week&amp;#039;s New York International Auto Show, and we wouldn&amp;#039;t be surprised if a similar (if less plush) production variant ensued with the hopes of drawing well-heeled executives to the Blue Oval brand. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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