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2022 Ford Everest spy shots: Redesign for Ranger-based SUV (motorauthority.com)

It's actually this: Mach 2 Mustang: The Lost Mid-engine Pony - The Mustang Source I haven't actually heard the concept you're referring to. That's interesting.

I actually mean a rejected Mustang (concept iirc) called Mach 2 from decades ago. Pretty interesting story around that one!

Ford Bronco factory-outfitted as an overlander caught in new spy photos | Autoblog

Not sure what is going on here or if Ford has interest in directly taking on the current Corvette, besides (loosely) the Shelbies and GT, but could the Mustang brand be expanded to something like the old Mustang Mach 2 concept? I doubt it though.

Thank you for all the info! Good luck with your Bronco!

Apparently it's a sort-of Bronco Week, so Happy Bronco Week and here's a link for a new video to watch: Hands On | Is The New 2021 Ford Bronco Worth The Wait? Bronco Week Ep.1 - YouTube

UPDATE: Here's Your First OFFICIAL Look At The 2022 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro! - The Fast Lane Truck (tfltruck.com) Looks good, but nothing Ford will not beat.

I often wonder when/if the Everest would come to the U.S. market. I think that Ford could do well with it given the current preference for SUVs in the U.S. and with a new generation on the horizon, maybe Ford would rethink it.

Good job Ford. I think this will be a major sales hit.

Even though I don't think a two door Bronco truck is in the cards, I do think the rendering looks very good actually. And I think that the four door would/will look very good as a truck.

Well, this might have to do with the Bronco: Ford Spotted Benchmarking Jeep Gladiator Pickup Near Detroit Facility (fordauthority.com)

Not sure if accurate: Ford Working On Twin-Turbo Godzilla V8: Exclusive (fordauthority.com)

That's what I expect too, glad to see others think the same.

Is the new IRS likely to become an option on other F-150 variants that can go without a solid rear axle?