Yep just lazy photoshop on that...they can't have the crease on that because of the door cutout. IMO the upper crease wheel arch doesn't need to exist on it. 

Yeah, that just seems wrong. 

They're hellbent on that heavy crease over the front wheel arch with none on the bed/rear arch for some reason...

https://www.motortrend.com/news/2028-ford-ranchero-ev-pickup-future-cars   New Renders that seem to be closer to what it actually looks like. I still think the window sills are lower on the door and it won’t have that stupid light fang design  

Time will tell, I could see it going either way. There's a small, but passionate market for entry level exotics coming in at 70 to 100 grand. Lotus, porsche, Corvette, etc. I know it's not a priority, but like JP said, it would be cool if Ford just did it for fun now and then. Offering something unique beyond their core portfolio that doesn't cost as much as a house. 

Fair enough, but I'd argue if you're making a supercar, you're appealing to car nuts who are more aware of what the RS 200 is. But I get where you're coming from.    I just hope whatever it is, if it gets made at all, is closer to a Ford supercar shape with lifted off-road suspension as compared to yet another lifted truck or suv. 

Contgrats!! Only problem, you have 2 extra doors!! LOL

I do want to go but just got to find the time.     Right now, trying to read up on all the things in owners manual (yes, I read it). Then figure out all the things I need to get/do to prepare for what I need it to do. All while getting to know and understand what is normal/not normal, while breaking it in.  Lots of new sounds (wind, engine, trans). Overall, very happy.    I think my first order of business is installing my wheel locks at least on the spare tonight. 

Yes, I was saying truly young people in my age bracket would be probably buying this used After the people in the 34 to 52 bracket have their turn. The only way to actually get a ton of people in my age bracket buying new would be to offer B-segment shit like the Renault 4 E-tech for $20,000 USD. At that price you could lure in anyone with good enough credit who likes a tech forward car (since otherwise at that price point might as well just get a nicer car used). This probably won’t actually happen unless Nissan finds a way to bring over the Micra, Chevy keeps making another Bolt, or if Ford makes a new Focus on UEV. I would not bet on any of those three things.

I know a big part for me also was limited vacation time by the time I was looking into trying to use it - I had other trips planned and didn't want to/couldn't allocate vacation days to a trip just for that (most weekend options were booked up when I was looking into it before it expired).