I'd forgotten all about them. I've never seen one, but only ~212 were built. 

I bought a hybrid Nautilus. No regrets whatsoever.   FWIW, I was assigned a non-hybrid 2025 Nautilus as a loaner when my hybrid was at the dealership for replacement of the rear shock absorbers. My hybrid is MUCH peppier than the base turbo-four.  

You forgot Bronco Sport, Transit and Lightning.    China is a joint venture and a different market altogether.

Also Jim Farley: This will be our "McRib moment"!

It does not. As I stated Grand Highlander stays ICE/Hybrid.    It reduces the risk somewhat. 

Guy's a moron.  Like 10,000 Starlink satellites is "crazy making" while 150,000 cell towers is just common sense.  Does he think those things just sprouted out of the ground?   Based on current coverage you only need maybe another 50,000 towers plus fiber runs to provide actual rural broadband.  4G doesn't qualify as fixed broadband.    Oh, and you wanna guess what those cell towers run on?  Whatever the utility has on tap.  Coal, gas, maybe a little solar.  And when the power goes out?  Diesel generators.  Starlink?  Solar, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.   But the guy who built it isn't in their tribe anymore so now it's "crazy making."   Somethings crazy making for sure.

I remember back when Ford had something as dull and boring as a GR Corolla.

not sure what you’re getting at.  All I’m saying is we won’t know how successful they were in addressing market concerns and customer wants until we actually see the thing(s)

this is how the tease read to me anyway.

While I don’t like the idea, I guess if it’s going to happen, a JV in the reverse way of the Chinese market ones I guess is the “best” way?