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Mentally, probably not said aloud

followed by: "I'll just put it to the side... whatever" That's exactly what happens lol

I've dragged my hitch, in my full size Bronco... it happens. Hitch should probably be removed when not towing.

I'm excited for this

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Love what Hyundai and Kia is doing as of late with their designs! Looking forward to the 6!

Thanks for the info ExplorerDude. Always interesting to hear tidbits.

Probably a sales event or something.....

And love the steelie-like wheels

The explorer interior I thought was really decent as well. There was some fit and finish issues with the trim and hard plastic but I wouldn’t call the interior cheap.

I haven’t been in any Bronco Sport competitors but, I can say just from Ford, the Expedition I sat in recently had a nice interior. Some hard plastics but that’s not always the problem, the Bronco Sport looks to have a fairly nice interior, with a terrible steering wheel.

Lol, I can’t believe they put that steering wheel in this. It’s terribly cheap. And it’s the place the driver touches the most! The other cheapness of the interior doesn’t surprise me; I’ve been in the escape. Looks like a great product all and all though!

That’s effing nice

he was being sarcastic lol

This isn’t surprising considering the UK and California announcing the ban of new gas car sales, more places are likely to take similar stances over time... Pair that with the incoming Biden/Harris administration and what they are said to possibly invest in infrastructure and in going green, it’s no wonder the only mainstream all electric automaker stock continues to rise. Model Y on sale now too right?

Also, I think it's kind of weird how much Americans specifically drag Tesla through the mud. NOT speaking of any particular comments here, I've been thinking this for quite some time... but It seems unnecessary, and even malicious at times. I would think we would be more excited and supportive of our very own engineers and designers making such impact on the world. The automotive industry is changing fairly quickly, for the better I'd say but that's a matter of opinion; Tesla is a huge part of that. Tesla is far from perfect, we could go on and on about the s*** they get wrong but this is innovation. Innovation isn't so easy, for any of our automakers. Let's push more people and companies to be more innovative, and deal with the mistake along the way. That's how we figure it out and build better. My 29 cents...

I dont think I wrote out my point well enough. I wasn't comparing them as competitors. I was not saying one is just as good or not as good or any of that. I don't want to get into that argument because I don't care about other peoples preferences. I was pointing out that people keep using this term "tech" the wrong way. By definition, both Ford and Tesla are "tech" companies, implementing their own tech into the automotive world. Just because one is electric and is combustion doesn't mean they both aren't technology. In that respect, Tesla is not a tech company, but just another automaker, implementing a different technology. I hope that make sense.

NO Tesla is a automotive company, that's using a "new" technology. It's electric yes, but it's automotive. Technology is what Ford and other automakers have been doing for years, and it's no different then what Tesla is doing now. Ecoboost? technology... Electric powertrains? technology, Model T? technology. Tech does not mean future or new... Tech is really just the application of science/engineering.

Wait we were told earlier this month or last month that the Lincoln EV was canceled right?

Is this going to be a mild concept or a production model?

Aviator biggest age demo being between 35-44 is pretty surprising. I know a few guys in their 20's who are really into the Corsair.

I genuinely appreciate both designs, even as "appliances" as some say. It's not like appliances are not designed to be appealing to the consumer, hell it's considered an art in itself. I'll take either for free, Mach E for my money. I think the Mach E will take the crown in competitive test and hopefully consumer eyes. One thing Ford knows how to do, albeit when they absolutely have to is build a great car. And I'm excited for electrification of the auto industry, and how it will push auto design to new places.

They did a great job, inside and out it seems.

Does anyone have any inside info on this? Is COVID the actual reason? Any chance that it'll get rebooted?

My personal choice would be the CX-5 but I can't stand that tiny infotainment screen on top of the dash.