Off-Road Oriented Ford Mustang Still In Play, And It Has A Name: Video   Apparently, the off-road Mustang is still a thing.

I've been wondering recently if there would be anything lost on Bronco Sport by dropping the 1.5L EcoBoost, and replacing it with the 2.5 hybrid. Apparently Ford's not afraid to make trim levels hybrid only, so they could even keep that 2.0L exclusivity on the Badlands by making Big Bend and Outer Banks hybrids only.

I always thought the Element was ahead of its time. Bringing back that quirky practicality would be a great move by Honda!

Sweet looking Focus! You definitely should drive a manual Bronco before you decide. I have a 2023 Basesquatch with 2.7 auto and had no interest in a manual, even though I have have experience with manuals. I have a 2011 Mustang GT Auto that is my baby. I would not have purchased a Bronco if I had to sell it.     If you are not already there, you should join the Bronco6G forum https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/ and post the question there. You should get plenty of opinion on there! Certainly, those that love manuals, rave about the manual in the Bronco!

I'm glad someone brought up the Mustang brand concept from the 60's. The new AI appears to use the 60's C-Pillar bump to join a shrinking rear window. Nice touch actually. 

Agreed. I like the headlights we see with the Chinese bronco. Still kinda circular, but ever so slightly more modern and squared off. It fits the boxy lines of the bronco well.    Just nice styling tweaks and improvements like that are all that's needed imo. 

I could see them taking the 911 approach to it. Just mild tweaks here and there. A redesign grille and lights, slightly different proportions. But keeping most the lines and design elements as they are. 

It would be relatively low volume. Can they turn a profit on 2k units a month?  $100k+ price 

The Corsair and Nautilus is being imported from China on a short term basis until production can be moved back to North America. Given the geopolitical tensions between the US and China, I would be concerned about future parts availability for these two Lincolns given that the supply chains are largely China based. 

Recent press articles say the Excursion will be an EREV. We know that Super Duty is getting an EREV and is being built in Oakville. It could make sense to have an Excursion EREV built side by side with the SD.