02MustangGT

Well that’s literally not what I quoted. With all due respect, I didn’t say anything was wrong or right. Regardless, you should probably close this thread as it’s way off topic.

Now this is how you become successful in life, tell folks what to say and how to think. Thankfully the BOF moderators aren’t making decisions for auto manufacturers. Anyway, I’m relieved that Ford is apparently listening to customers and bringing back sedans (in different forms under different names) that were so “unprofitable” for decades. Let’s get back on topic for real this time.

Cool place for sure (especially if you are a Ford enthusiast). I’ve been to the Noblesville location several times, it’s excellent.

You just described the actual purpose of a wrinkled sheet on a vehicle to disguise the design prior to a “reveal”. Your eyes can see something else, but that’s a DH SC under that sheet. Like it or not, you were fooled by some random Facebook page.

The big reveal was the DH SC that was already revealed. I’m so surprised (not really) since that’s the exact car that was under the cover in the photo you posted earlier.

“Ford Racing has opted to go with a Coyote-based naturally-aspirated 5.4L V8 to power its new endurance racer, a variation of the same engine already used in the Ford Mustang Dark Horse R, GT4, and GT3 racers.” https://fordauthority.com/2026/01/ford-racing-hypercar-engine-revealed/

Mustang Raptor with optional Desert Pack.

Press release: https://www.fromtheroad.ford.com/us/en/articles/2026/new-mustang-dark-horse-sc?cksid=&emailid=b24t0831_em_en_mediaalert_fordmediasubs_npr_ns_ns_tp1_1_nt&fcid=eml_B24T0831_sf

Track pack option deletes the rear seat.

Supercharged Dark Horse teaser…. https://www.fromtheroad.ford.com/us/en/articles/2026/detroit-auto-show-week-2026

RTR… https://www.fromtheroad.ford.com/us/en/articles/2026/2027-ford-bronco-rtr?cksid=&emailid=b24t0831_em_en_mediaalert_fordmediasubs_npr_ns_ns_tp1_1_nt&fcid=eml_B24T0831_sf

No vehicles have been built using this “new” (to Ford) assembly process in an actual factory. Farley himself has stated that the entire project and assembly process is not a “sure thing”.

Yeah you only have to worry about the Bronco losing all motive power (fuel pump) while driving on the interstate lol

Ok? You questioned whether the article is accurate regarding Lariat pricing. It is (and AWD is standard on Lariat). So yes, the price has been reduced significantly on Lariat 2.0L EB trim for 2026.

The article is accurate regarding 2026 Maverick Lariat pricing, and AWD is standard: https://shop.ford.com/configure/maverick/config/summary/Config[|Ford|Maverick|2026|1|1.|...PCW...LAR.99A.77F.]?intcmp=vhp-bb-fbc