fuzzymoomoo

true, however all they would need is someone in the yard loading trains (who aren't Ford employeees btw, that's a different company) keeping track of things and making note of the rail car numbers.

we were talking about a private employee only group.

It won't be. Joe Hinrichs said so in one of his weekly in plant Q&A videos.

I'll believe it when it happens

because at this point no orders are scheduled for production yet. I'm not entirely sure how priority and whatnot works.

I think so

different story but same thing. Those cars in the other story were going to Minnesota.

That's the way they were acting at NAIAS and in the press releases.

We know Bronco is going global, but what we don't know yet is if MAP will be building then in RHD or not.

it's not necessarily an employee. The don't keep the cars locked at the holding yard, so it wouldn't take much for a small group of people at night to sneak in and swap spare tires for the pot ones.

yeah they wouldn't let me into the Facebook group. Whatever.

Continued use of the DCT would be the dumbest thing they could possibly do

Can we please be done with Race Red? It looks like ass on pretty much everything it's ever been offered on.

Maybe they did and I haven't heard about it yet. I have a cousin who owns a 2016 Explorer that got a letter in the mail with those suggestions on it.

This has been somewhat of an known issue with D3 Explorers for a few years now. Ford has yet to be able to find the source and therefore a solution to the problem They advise against idling for long periods of time if possible. Obviously cops can't do that so departments are resorting to CO detectors in their equipment. They also advise against using the air recirculating system for long periods so fresh air can come in through the vents.

That's the second time this year Happened to a shipment of cars heading to Minnesota.

I think it varies by state.

they do I think, but I know a lot of departments (a least around me) still use the keys like they did with the CV. They must feel more comfortable using keys to get in the trunk where they keep their weapons and supplies rather than rely on a remote that can die over time.

Makes sense for law enforcement though.

The last several did. That's how you rolled the window down from the outside to open the tailgate.

Millenials are buy and large completely lacking in common sense. I don't value their opinions very much at all. I hate my generation.

This is what I hope for for the next generation of Fords

My mistake. I always thought that's what was different with the Ecoboost vs other turbocharged engines.

With a 6 speed manual..... Damn you Honda!