70 Stang

I read somewhere that the CV issue was mostly on Mavericks that had been lifted.

Considering who he said it to.....and the context.....it was exactly what needed to be said

Got it! Very interesting

The article said 3 crews on 2 shifts......how does that work?......or is it a mis-quote.

The gauges in the A pillar look nice too! Maybe just for testing.

My Dad had one.....nice car!

So how much capacity does that leave for Bronco?

I'm starting to feel like the new Ranger is the Bronco pickup, and Ford will be happy with 5k sales a month. The Raptors is surely class leading and priced well, but I see the rest of the lineup as a low seller. I saw a new Colorado Z71 on a dealers lot, and compared to the Lariat I priced to order, it's a bargain. $49k with sunroof and ventilated seats......Lariat roughly $53k with 2.7......and no sunroof or ventilated seats. No way I can buy a GM, but it gets harder to get a Lariat.......$1k order discount will help.

Toyota is doing something similar to GM.......3 or 4 versions of the 2.4 turbo with the hybrid being at the top.

This article states the Tremor will arrive when the 2.7 is available. The 2.7 will be standard on the Tremor. https://www.thedrive.com/news/next-gen-ford-ranger-tremor-allegedly-revealed-in-leaked-order-guide

So can you change your order later to the 2.7 when it comes out, or do we just wait until it's on the order guide? The Lariat I built is $51K.....about $3k more than last year.......the XLT I build is a couple hundred $ less......lol

I read that part.....and should have quoted it. Kind of makes sense with Ford being the #1 Brand for a while.

I think it depends on where you are and what you want to listen to.......but there are more listening to AM than what some of these articles are stating.. https://news.radio-online.com/articles/b17411/Over-82-Million-Americans-Listen-to-AM-Radio-Monthly#:~:text=Cumulus Media | Westwood One's Audio,of Ear" and Advertiser Perceptions. Cumulus Media | Westwood One's Audio Active Group has released a new comprehensive analysis of listening data from the Nielsen Fall 2022 Survey, MRI Simmons, Edison Research's "Share of Ear" and Advertiser Perceptions. It reveals 82 million reasons to keep AM radio in vehicles, illustrating why AM/FM radio is still the queen of the road as 82,346,800 Americans listen to AM radio monthly.

Just conservative radio in general.......not "tinfoil hat conspiracy theories"......LOL

Yep, it's a lot about the information on AM that they want to hinder.....not about EV interference. All vehicles have electric motors that don't interfere with the radio.