I noticed that in the back (which I don't really care about) but the door panels and other things up front don't?  

Stole this off a facebook post  

Funny that you mention that. I just stumbled into this article recently:   https://insideevs.com/news/796691/phev-charging-statistic-us-canada-toyota/   Even if you don’t tow frequently with an EREV, the MPGs will still suffer a fuel economy tax (non-towing) on moderate/long road trips. This appears to be especially true on flat/level roads where there is little opportunity for regen (e.g. driving across Nebraska plains). In this scenario, a conventional hybrid or a conventional PHEV will again be a superior choice.   There is a reason why the RAM REV continues to be delayed. We don’t know the true reason but I have strong suspicions.

I suppose, kind of like the 6.8 and 7.3 Godzilla motors, except on those they just dropped the lower displacement unit outright, no high/low output on the remaining motor. Why complicate the supply chain on the Nano engines. That will mean the last "holdout" running the 2.7 would be the latest to get it - the Ranger. And if Ford switches that out for a low-ish output 3.0, I don't think anyone will mind much. Literally no downside to this. As I think about it, I wonder how many Explorer buyers would opt for a 325hp 3.0L V6 over the 2.3L I4, even though the by-the-numbers gains are minimal. Probably a lot... look at everyone that's gone 2.7 over the 2.3 on the Bronco.

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.