Chrysler, Dodge, Ram New Models 2030     Chrysler will add 3 crossovers: -Airflow -Arrow -Arrow Cross (presumably a "coupe" version of the Arrow)   Jeep will add: -Wrangler Scrambler........the old Scrambler was a 2-door truck, I wonder if that's what this is - a 2 door Gladiator?   Dodge adds 2 products: -"GLH" crossover (presumably a twin of the Airflow?....not sure if the GLH name sticks) -a sports car of some sort, referred to as Copperhead SRT   Ram adds: -Rampage (Maverick competitor) -Dakota -Ramcharger (my guess is it'll share the 1500 front end with a rear cap).

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a71373500/chrysler-dodge-ram-jeep-us-models-coming-soon/   meanwhile crickets from Ford. 

The concept was a little better - the production version doubled the black panel and added an unnecessary lightbar across the top.

I can tell I'm getting older because I seriously can't wrap my head around some styling and fashion trends.    Seems like the current in thing is bland/chunky looking things that very plain/boring IMO to me.    For another example, see the new Jag EV

How would this be any different then an Eddie Bauer/Limited Explorer vs a Lincoln Aviator?  

Still better than Lexus    

Well since you put it that way I can’t unsee it now

Outback won basically because it was cheap.   The big surprise for me was how bad the new 4Runner is... I've read a lot of how the base non-hybrid version is really under powered and the interior is really cheap and this test seems to point out just how silly it is to daily drive one of these vs. unibody based alternative.   I agree with their take on Explorer. In the last facelift, Ford finally fixed the ultra cheap interior material problem. I had a rental Explorer a month ago (a XLT not Tremor) and it had been about 4 years since I last drove one. And the inside was 100% better place to be this time. The original version of this gen Explorer felt like a $25K interior inside a $50K car... you are constantly reminded you have made a bad life decision. The current version still not as nice as some but at least it doesn't feel like it belong in a Nissan Versa. 

I'm admittedly curious about this, primarly as it's on the heels of strong rumors involving a 'Lincoln Bronco'. This would seem to be in-house competition.