Same visual trick the Mustang Mach-E has at the rear roofline, but applied to weird places. They did it with the lower door areas, too, so the car appears to be floating.   And of course, just like the Mustang Mach-E, you lose every bit of that visual effect if you have the vehicle in black.

Maybe we'll get some sightings this month, I'm excited. 

https://fordauthority.com/2026/06/ford-issues-fix-for-apple-carplay-connectivity-issues/   I had an update on Monday I think, but I'm still having issues with the wireless CarPlay not attaching. I normally just shut my bluetooth on and off and it corrects it.    It works intermittently otherwise. 

I don't think cars are going to see the same improvements in price that electronic items do-often what happens is the processes that actually make the chips get cheaper because the yields get better (i.e. more chips from a wafer) or it moves to a smaller process that yields more chips.    Not to mention due to the AI build out, I think electronics are going to keep steady cost wise for the next 5 years, esp if they need to use any significant amount of memory in them.   The new gen processing requirements and software defined vehicles have rather beefy computing requirements, so I think that isn't going to help on the profitability end of things with shortages of memories and GPUs to run them. 

Hey, F-650/750 sales are up slightly!  But at the pace they are going they won't break 10k sales this year.

https://www.freep.com/story/money/cars/ford/2026/06/04/ford-ev-future-tested-detroit-roads/90386397007/   Some other articles: Ford's Next EV Truck Will Cost $30,000, Be More Spacious Than Ranger and Maverick   Ford Exec Says Upcoming Midsize EV Pickup Aimed At SUV Buyers    

Congrats, I’m a little over 38K on my 24 BL and really do love it; it’s a solid car!!

I was thinking about the price thing. When 55" flat TV's were pretty fresh to market, what were they, $2500-3000? Now they're sub-$500. EV's will - or should - do the same. The tech is fresh enough that it's still stupid expensive. Over time and volume, it'll get less expensive, as well as better in quality and capability. 720p used to be high definition. Now, a TV can crank out better definition we can process with our human eyeball... and at a much lower price point than 15 years ago. Nothing moves faster than tech in today's world. And I think that's actually going to hurt the Mustang Mach-E, maybe even eventually kill it. It's a Gen-1 platform really, and probably can't structurally take on a lot of what's in process now and certainly not what will be normal in 5 years' time. My wife brought that up during her "what's going to replace my Escape" processing, and it's stuck with me.

The headlights look really strange vs what was shown off in this thread-is it US standards rearing their ugly head to have the amber brackets around them? 

Well they don't look terrible-but I'm not a fan of the fastback SUV look that seems to be popular in the EU (see Ford Puma and Explorer EU)