Whatever they used in Bronco scratches easily.

I mean I think they're giving us its name in camo......in a combo of Raptor-esque blocky "FORD" or GT like font as shown in the camo itself, or in the "THE NEW ERA BEGINS" font below it.   Clearly a G at the front.  Second letter reminds me of an R with two legs at the bottom, and the last is close like a tall skinny letter or number, so i guessed 1.

I'm guessing this is what the Mustang Mach III was to the 1994 Mustang      

If you mean Gran Turismo 7 GR-1 racing class - yes.

Even my Porsche has some "cheap black plastic".  It's nowhere near as bas as you're portraying it.

Goes like Hell? but I'd assume GLH is copyrighted by Dodge.     

The 27 Weirdest Concept Cars Ford Has Ever Built   Some interesting vehicles in there, especially older ones that I hadn't seen before.

Apparently Ford didn't directly say that, but it makes complete sense to me.....if they drop it from F-150, they're not keeping it around for Bronco and Ranger only.   As I said before, sounds like they're consolidating to all 3.0 with low and high outputs.

GR-1?  

I own a Bronco Sport and my Parents have a 2020 Escape and there isn't a difference in quality of the materials, just a difference in patterns and layout-I prefer the BS over the Escape, mostly due to the placement of start button, but the vast majority of the interior is just about identical, down to the location of the map pockets etc. I take interior comments by reviewers as more of a personal preference then being actually wrong, unless you have something like the Dodge Caliber, which has been most likely one of the worst interiors ever done-it had the same texture and plastic quality of a cheap Igloo cooler on its dash. Even the Chevy Aevo rental I had (my old Mustang was in the shop for an accident for an extended period of time) had a "better" interior then the Caliber did.