Seems like another one of those solutions searching for a problem inventions. 

The 2026 Bronco Raptor has one. It's referred to as Full Display rear view mirror. The reason it is unique to the Bronco Raptor has to do with the limited visibility caused by the spare tire.

Owner's manual excerpt is below. If there's no dashboard button, the description below suggests it migrated to the "Feature Bar" within the screen    

There is no button on the dash. It is controlled from the key fob:   Key features of the 2025 F-150 King Ranch power tailgate lock: Electronic control: The lock can be opened and closed using the lock and unlock buttons on the key fob. Keyless access: It is integrated with the truck's central locking system, allowing for keyless locking and unlocking. Key fob operation: To open the tailgate, you double-press the tailgate button on the key fob within a 3-second window. Manual override: There is still a physical key slot in the tailgate for manual operation. Pro Access Tailgate: For models with the Pro Access Tailgate option, there is an electronic button on the tailgate itself to open and close it. Security: The power lock is designed to prevent theft of the tailgate and the contents of the truck bed. 

I didn't know that.

In related news, Ford is suing Toyota for stealing its product plan.

Ok?  So I'm checking the owner's manual on someone else's car?  Gotcha..........         I'm asking where they moved it to if they dropped the button.  Is it in the screen?

So then the Puma answers none of it if you're suggesting to change the styling lol.   I saw Pumas all over in the UK last year - I think it'd do well here, it has some style to it, unlike the EcoSport, which was weird looking.

I was surprised when Bronco didn't have a rear camera washer - they routed the washer line/power cords on the drivers side instead of the passenger side, where they could've run a line through the swing gate.  Bronco would be a model you'd think they'd want to have a camera washer on if you're doing offroading.     I can't see why the Lincoln's wouldn't have the same timed camera thing - that setting has to be turned on.

I just saw a headline on Autonews that Audi was looking at the Scout platform to make a Range Rover Fighter