"The last of the V8 Interceptors". I like it.

Off-Road Oriented Ford Mustang Still In Play, And It Has A Name: Video   an off-road-oriented Ford Mustang was reportedly shown to dealers months later, and it's seemingly still on track to become a reality. "There's going to be a four-door. We reported in previous years about the RTR Mustang that has come to fruition. They've shown dealers an off-road Mustang called Baja. As far as we know, that's still in the works at some point," Automotive News stated in a recent video.

Ram’s New Work Van Is A Steal, Costs Thousands Less Than Rivals | Carscoops   When Ram introduced the 2027 ProMaster City earlier this year, the company announced pricing was expected to start below $40,000. They’re now delivering on that as the van starts at $39,995, which includes a hefty $2,595 destination fee. This means the commercial van costs $3,495 less than the fleet-focused Chrysler Pacifica LX as well as $8,970 less than the 2026 ProMaster 1500 Tradesman Cargo Van. The model also undercuts the Ford Transit by $11,000, while limboing under the $51,285 Mercedes Sprinter. It’s even a better deal than the ancient Chevrolet Express and GMC Savana.

I think you misunderstood.  911 Dakar is an actual limited edition factory 911 sold in 2023.      

Well Porsche also legitimately raced there also with the 959. I guess that is why Ford was going with Baja with its Bronco History. 

Porsche owns Dakar I think so Baja is probably the next best for that kind of name.

The Baja Mustang doesn't have a good ring to it IMO, then again Raptor doesn't either.   Wonder what else they can use. 

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!