Sherminator98

That was my first thought seeing it

Well the rumors on Mustang7G are saying its called Project Blackbird and is apparently a high reving NA engine.

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Some people where digging into this on mustang7g and apparently it’s not showing an ECU for the transmission, which is being speculated as a manual only and apparently it’s a Naturally aspirated engine too.

Yeah I messed with it some more-it’s a website issue. Works fine if you select the painted top as an option towards the bottom but once you go back up and change it, it refuses to be matched to the body color.

Spelling isn't my strong point, fixed and thanks

I thought RMC might have spelled it wrong, but I'm at loss because I only copied and pasted the Cuoreross name, so WHAT was wrong with the title? LOL

This was shared over on Mustang7G-I was going to post it there but my account approval too forever...anyways Someone mentioned that the Mustang GT3 is already using a 5.4 Coyote style engine and the Ford Hypercar might be using a version of that. So I guess the 5.4L is a longer stroke 5.2L? I know 5.2L displacement increase is from the Spraybore process they used on the Coyote. But this also begs the question, what model of Mustang is it going in and how it is being slotted? the the Dark Horse SC is like a 3/4 GTD, so will this 5.4L be the next step down between the Dark Horse SC and Dark Horse, or will this be something else completely different?

Wonder why they went the Alu route on the 3.0L vs the 2.7 complete CGI route. Only if a certain poster was still around LOL

Because he mentioned it here

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I was curious and tried every painted top color and tried to match it to the body color it corresponded to and it wouldn't work

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I dunno I loved it but then again I loved the 1994-1998 Mustangs too 😛

Looks like it’s a aluminum block with CGI heads and piston liners https://www.drivingline.com/articles/inside-the-400-hp-twin-turbo-30l-ecoboost-that-powers-ford-s-explorer-st/

I'd also venture to guess that once you loaded up a Big Bend vs a Outer Banks (the lowest trim you can get with the V6) the price wasn't that different. I was torn between getting the Outer Banks vs the Big Bend, but at the end of the day the larger screen (at the time) and some other stuff wasn't worth the extra money IMO. I was messing around with the 2026 Bronco configuration and I was slightly surprised at the results I was getting with pricing-I was looking at the Big Bend/Outer Banks and Badlands-and the pricing was similar to one another-I was getting anywhere from $55-61K with the options I was picking. The one thing that kinda pissed me off with the build and price is the painted roof colors options seem very limited on the Outer Banks-you can't get a Ruby Red OB with a Ruby Red Top, but they will sell you a Marsh Grey OB with a Ruby Red top-WTAF?! One the Badlands you can get a body color matched top without any issues....

The info I got said only 2500lb, but apparently that was increased with the refresh.

I want my Mustang Sedan to sound like the Hypercar when it goes from electric to ICE 😛

IMO that was forced by CAFE then by customer demand.... Coming from someone who has a 2.7L Big Bend that you can no longer get as an option lol I'm curious as to if Ford will open the demand up more for the 3.0L on other Bronco products, like the 2 dr.

How does that make any sense-any Hybrid that uses a regen system will have that issue your talking about. The issue with conventional hybrids is the vast majority use an eCVT that can't really handle towing anything over 2500lbs using the Maverick as an example (where as a configured towing ICE model can do 4k). Even with the more powerful 2.0L Hybrid/eCVT combo in the Nautilus, its limited to 1750lbs

I noticed that in the back (which I don't really care about) but the door panels and other things up front don't?

Stole this off a facebook post

I'm guessing this is what the Mustang Mach III was to the 1994 Mustang

Goes like Hell? but I'd assume GLH is copyrighted by Dodge.

I own a Bronco Sport and my Parents have a 2020 Escape and there isn't a difference in quality of the materials, just a difference in patterns and layout-I prefer the BS over the Escape, mostly due to the placement of start button, but the vast majority of the interior is just about identical, down to the location of the map pockets etc. I take interior comments by reviewers as more of a personal preference then being actually wrong, unless you have something like the Dodge Caliber, which has been most likely one of the worst interiors ever done-it had the same texture and plastic quality of a cheap Igloo cooler on its dash. Even the Chevy Aevo rental I had (my old Mustang was in the shop for an accident for an extended period of time) had a "better" interior then the Caliber did.