JTL2017

I can understand why many people are throwing a fit on the Mach-e being called a Mustang but is the sedan (or sport back) a big deal? As long as they offer a two door coupe, I don’t mind. To be honest, what’s the difference between a Mustang getting a four door variant and the bronco getting one for the first time? Where’s the outcry from the Bronco enthusiasts?

I like it. Has some retro flare to it.

Same. I thought the technology would’ve put the Escalade on top.

I really like the Navigator but I was surprised with this result.

https://www.motortrend.com/cars/lincoln/navigator/2020/2020-bmw-x7-2021-cadillac-escalade-lincoln-navigator-mercedes-benz-gls-class-3-row-luxury-suv-comparison-test-review/

I like it.

I like it. The reveal could’ve been better though.

From this photo, nothing seems to significantly change other than the screen. I’m sure we will learn more before it’s revealed.

I doubt it. I had that thought at first but they will most likely keep the 3.5 and offer a hybrid of some sort.

This seems very far away.

https://fordauthority.com/2021/01/2022-lincoln-navigator-will-get-a-large-horizontally-mounted-infotainment-screen/

I'm very curious to see what Lincoln has in store with EVs. I know they canceled (or shelved) a flagship SUV but what else are they planning? They seem very quiet.

I wonder if the presumed bronco pickup isn’t trying to compete with the gladiator but instead will try to to compete with something else. Hummer EV?

I actually don’t mind that but I am still not a fan of the front end. I’m curious to see if the Celestiq can truly compete with Rolls and Bentley.