They can't seem to find a face that works well for this model. They probably would have been better off keeping the previous generation's Range Rover-inspired face.

Eh, I think the new bronco is the only Chinese ford I’d be interested in.

It reminds me of a Hyundai or Kia with that grill treatment. 

https://db.m.auto.sohu.com/model_1442/a/964454018_122569305

This is a little disturbing. I didn't want to start a new thread. Check out those Bronco bodies Bob R!   https://share.google/P4KJUrh0B5TPNiRMG

On an upbeat note:   https://share.google/Q3gkhqlHFzHTMe6Sj

PACCAR overcapacity in class 6, 7 & 8. Peterbilt is just a brand. It doesn't cost PACCAR any more to make a medium truck than it does Ford.  It probably costs less!  The Lincoln Town Car, Mercury Grand Marquis and Crown Vic were all made on the same assembly line. It cost Ford the same money to push out a TC as it did for the CV and GM. Oh sure, they put more options in the base TC, but you could get a CV loaded for less money usually. Was the TC a better vehicle? NOOOOO! Major brand pricing/marketing is a scam. The Lexus is a glorified Toyota. Private grocery store canned vegetables are packaged by Del Monte. Do you actually think Del Monte sets up a separate line to make inferior cans of corn? They have to keep the processing plants humming. The private brand is cheaper, but tastes the same to me! They just slap a Stop & Shop (New Englander here) label on it. When I sold auto parts/tires back in the 70's thru 90's the Gulf Oil tire was made by Goodrich. The tread was identical and we had a road hazard warrant, Goodrich didn't. There were only 5 or so tire mfrs. making 100 brands of tires. The GMC Sierra isn't better than a Chevy Silverado. They have the same recalls. Well, you get the picture.

Looks like ROW Ranger gets a new trim level and color combo.....   https://fordauthority.com/2026/05/2026-ford-ranger-wolftrak-debuts-as-all-new-limited-edition-pickup/  

I don’t understand any of this. Ford went the aero route with their 3 row EV because they were trying to get more range from a smaller battery so that the vehicle could be more affordable. Ferrari doesn’t need to worry about affordability or range, so why design it that way? All they had to do was design a car that looked like a Ferrari and put some batteries in it. 

I would have been happy with a well-equipped XLT or Limited in that same color combination and seating configuration, but I couldn’t find any of those either. This was during the summer of 2020 so I wasn’t too keen on ordering. I’m lucky it all worked out, though. The dealer did screw up the interior color, but I was able to have them fix it two weeks before the build date!