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Will there be any 26 Bronco Job 2 order guides? I know there will be some changes.

With today's auto supply chains much of the hardware and software come from suppliers. Tough job to monitor/control that. The only way to completely control that is vertical integration but even with that there will be problem's. Ford's software engineers can also make mistakes and produce buggy software.

Sure is a lot snappier than Toyota Racing Development which is TRD....I automatically add a letter U when I see it....lol

Well, since Lincoln invented the luxury SUV market - keeping my fingers crossed that they can reclaim the crown and bring forth a worthy candidate. 

I'm interested to see what their plan is. It would be hard to make a luxury off-roader based on the current Bronco. Now, it's supposedly going to be more like the next-gen Bronco, but, knowing Ford, that would probably be just a heavy refresh like the F-150, Expedition, Navigator, etc. It could be its own thing on the platform, but I have a hard time thinking Ford would do that for Lincoln tbh. I don't see it being a luxury Everest. Especially considering that, according to the article, it's going to have two rows. Whatever they do, I just hope they stick with it. This brand needs some excitement of some kind. 

I can see this vehicle being a real conquest champ if they price it right. That's a big one, but if they deliver a compelling vehicle that looks great, was a class leading interior and significant NVH improvements over the bronco, but make it considerably cheaper than the g-wagon, I think it'll succeed. 

I hope Lincoln makes the effort and designs a more differentiated vehicle than simply a Bronco with Lincoln front and rear clips. 

I have a 1990 ford super duty diesel with a 5 speed manual. I believe it used to be an automatic  with a 460 unleaded engine. It is giving me an interesting brake problem as far as I can tell the rear abs module is not there. The brakes sometime work perfectly fine. Other times they are nonexistent.  I first bled the brakes, no help. Then replaced the power booster, it has the hydro boost that is running off pressure from the power steering. Then bled the brakes, still intermittent. What else is possible. The master cylinder appear to be working correctly when the vehicle is off or on, the brakes when being bled squirt fluid out when bleeding. No air coming out after many more pump and bleed repetitions than should be needed. Is it possible the power steering pump pressure is not consistent and could be not right? I still have steering with no effort.  Thank you in advance.  Charlie 

I think the bronco already lends itself to having off-road credibility while still having good on road manners, which is why it’s been successful against the jeep. This new Lincoln doesn’t have to have greater capability than the bronco already has in my opinion, so focusing on refinement would be sufficient.   As for customers, I think Lincoln needs to take steps to move down into the 40 to 60 range, an average income is good.  Their next vehicles need to take great steps to shed that old timer image, even though I don’t think their current lineup suggest that. Something like a G wagon, competitor can help with that, but I also think they need something on the halo vehicle side that isn’t necessarily an SUV.   I hate to say it, but getting in bed with major social media influencers could help drive that age down. I personally don’t get it, but young people love them, and they have helped grow various brands from scratch.     I really think they need to get aggressive on this. Myself and my wife are probably considered in the old crowd at this point at 52, but I couldn’t get my wife to buy an Aviator because she thinks only old people drive them.   Along with trying to rejuvenate the brand, I would like to see a new logo. I don’t find the Lincoln symbol to be very interesting, though this is just a minor quibble.    I still have to believe that product is king, and if you build the right thing, everybody will want one.  Whatever they come up with, I hope it’s great because this is the first thing to get excited about in a while for me.