Very interesting. Hopefully we get some fresh leaks and teasers. It's a far stretch, but I wonder if that off-road supercar and mach-4 will show up.    Or if dealers will be shown design previews for like a next gen bronco or mustang, probably not. I'll keep my eyes peeled for any info leaking out. 

Everyone is being so cryptic lol. Over on the ranchero forums someone who sat in it told me "Not all is what it seems" when it comes to the design and overall package for the truck.    I have a really wild, out there theory starting to develop, a real tin foil special. But it's that Ford has been feeding us false details and a fake design this entire time. Like the mules are just mavericks with tweaks, the tarped shape is fake, it's all fake to throw people off the trail.    Normally Ford wouldn't put that level of effort in to deceiving people, but considering this is their most radical and important platform and products in decades, maybe they're going above and beyond to really mislead people.    I don't actually really believe that, it would be insane for Ford to do all of that, but it would be wild if that was the case. 

Yes the National Ford Dealer Meeting is taking place this week in Vegas. Dealers are being shown most new products through 2029-2030.

I personally think mythic should be reserved for something with a little more razzle dazzle. Like a halo performance model on the platform or something. 

Did more info come out? I heard there was a dealer meeting a few days ago but haven't gotten any details, hoping it's juicy. 

been way to many of those and consequently backed up inventory...going through it right now on some Explorers and something to do with the second row seats....and some 2025 Broncos STILL sitting here...  

we refer to it as peeling the Banana from both ends.....

the GMC Syclone was a bad ass truck....

Why would a dealer offer more than wholesale on your trade when they can buy 20 of them at auction?  Anything over wholesale is just a discount on the new one.

He wasn't kidding, there was 100% nothing he could do. Federal penalties apply if a dealer sells a new vehicle with an open recall, to the tune of $27k and change. Add to that Ford killing your allocations for a while, and if it's not a first offence, potentially coming and retrieving inventory, signage, and all other Ford items. Not worth the pain. We actually had a Dark Horse sitting in the showroom through several recalls as well . Couldn't touch the stupid thing. Just after it had its birthday celebration here we were able to move it, right around April.