It had Goggle Maps installed!

Yeah, the SUV is probably going to look like the truck just without the bed. It would be cool if they made it like a more swept back version of the 2nd gen Escape, which should be possible.

Gee, If you add up the missteps involving the Pinto, PAG,  Explorer/Firestone, EV's and the recalls, to name a few, I think a lot of us could have made better decisions!

Believe it or not, yesterday was National AI day.  Ford came up with this nifty AI video showcasing the 1964 Aurora.  Worth a look.   https://www.fromtheroad.ford.com/us/en/articles/2026/1964-ford-aurora-concept-vehicle-debut-reimagined

Yeap, I remember having to buy one of those that disappeared,,,,,,   HRG

Gary Gnu? And if you get that reference, be sure to schedule your next colonoscopy. 😄   Heard the "fire up the engine" video yesterday. Sounds like a proper race engine, we'll see what comes of the rest of the car now!

The business neighbor across from the place I work at runs a landscaping company and he just recently got a new Isuzu crew cab LCF with one of the big bed things (not a dump bed just the tall sides). Never thought about a Transit cab for that type of application.....could be an interesting offering.

This could be an interesting alternative to the LCF style trucks used for landscaping and residential construction. We see a lot of the Chevrolet (I think) and Isuzu crew cab LCF running around here. Usually with dump beds. Ford has been out of this market for close to 20 years. 

That green house reminds me of the Focus 4 door hatchback. 

2016-2019 Ford Explorer Recalled Over Roof Rail Cover Detachments   Ford Motor Company is recalling select 2016-2019 Ford Explorer models over an issue with roof rail cover detachments.   The defect: in affected vehicles, the roof rail covers may come loose and detach from the vehicle.   The hazards: detached roof rail covers can create a road hazard, increasing the risk of a crash.   Components: roof rail covers   Affected vehicles: select 2016-2019 Ford Explorer models built at the Chicago Assembly Plant between September 19th, 2014, and March 3rd, 2019. Number of vehicles affected: 288,314 The fix: dealers will inspect the roof rail covers and as necessary, repair or replace the push-pins, rail clips, or roof rail covers, free of charge.