Shelby American has its own top dog version with Super Snake-R, but it's sold out for 2026 model year.  

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1BBU2SoWbM/     Glad to see blue return to the interior colors. I think the Navigator dropped Yacht Club and the latest BL themes were somewhat lacking color. This Aurora looks really good and glad it has some copper and mahogany colored to contrast it.   I loved Rhapsody Blue on the Continental but thought it would look so much better with some warm wood to contrast the blue instead of the silver trim.

Perhaps, that's just how it looks to my eye, but it's nice to see there's at least some attempt to do surfacing and styling instead of being something designed strictly in a wind tunnel. 

Ah, the ever popular "Used Car Factory". There's actually a small dealership near Janesville WI called that. The joke, I'm sure, is lost on most who buy there.

The Chinese already do that.    https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/local-chinese-governments-promote-zero-mileage-used-car-exports-inflating-sales-2025-06-23/

Sure, though the question we've discussed a lot is the roof structure.  I'm highly doubtful many Lincoln buyers would want the removable roof - sure you could just slap a permanent one on, but that would also mean the rollover structure as-is would be unnecessary and impedes on interior space.  While the cheaper route production wise, it doesn't seem like it'd be a thorough enough approach for the product/customer, IMO.

If enough of the body construction is shared with the Ford version, and I don’t see a reason the same shell with new fenders and hood can’t be used,  it could theoretically be built on the same line as the Bronco without many changes.

I see what you're saying, but I also think your red lines are being extremely generous on the CE1 and exaggerated upright on the mav.

But yeah, I'm really digging the muscular hips if it does have those. It adds a dimension of sportiness and sex appeal over the maverick. 

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