More pictures showing the door card.  The window divide seems to have been a roll cage, because it's not on there when the door is open.   I've poured through every model available in our market and can't seem to figure out what it is......       There is a Bronco with it in the 2nd picture, but I even looked up Puma and Europe models and it doesn't seem to match any Ford product.  

Ford Expedition Tremor: Project Overland Turns Ford's Three-Row SUV Into a Serious Rig With Raptor R Wheels - Autoblog Ford's Expedition Tremor Overland One-Off Is A Test Bed For What Might Come Next Ford Expedition Tremor: Project Overland Debuts As Serious Off-Road SUV         Ford has just unveiled the most rugged version of its full-size SUV yet, the Ford Expedition Tremor: Project Overland. Taking advantage of the growing interest in off-road adventuring, Project Overland is based on a 2025 Expedition Tremor and, with the help of Fox Factory Vehicles, showcases several upgrades that make exploring the wild easier and more convenient.  But don’t get too excited – this is just a one-off concept, at least for now. Still, the things Ford has done here are relatively simple to replicate and appear to be partly inspired by existing aftermarket builds.       It’s based on a 2025 Expedition Tremor with an assortment of upgrades. It has Raptor R wheels wrapped in BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 tires, a 2.0-inch lift with Fox 2.0 Performance Series coilovers, modified skid plates, Raptor-inspired running boards, and 12.6 inches of ground clearance.

Some more smaller ones:   Ford Recalls Hundreds Of Broncos Because Their Wipers Could Fly Off - Autoblog   The automaker has issued a new recall for a group of 2026 Broncos after finding that the wiper arm on the driver’s side has a flaw that may cause it to detach. Fortunately, the issue was discovered before a large number of vehicles were impacted. The recall affects 330 examples of the 2026 Ford Bronco that were manufactured over two days, between September 21 and 22, 2026.       Lincoln Navigator Recall Over Moving Front Passenger Seats   Ford is telling nearly 37,000 Lincoln Navigator owners to watch their front passenger seat. A software glitch tied to the SUV's rear-seat controls can send that seat sliding forward, backward, or into recline with nobody touching a switch. The recall covers select 2025–2027 Lincoln Navigator models built between November 9, 2023, and August 17, 2026. Owners should check their VIN now, since dealership notification letters are only beginning to go out. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration lists the campaign as 26V691000, covering 36,994 Navigators. Ford's own records show three warranty claims and one field report tied to the glitch. So far, no crashes or injuries.     2026-2027 Ford Explorer Police Interceptor Recalled Over Map Lights That Won't Shut Off   The defect: in affected vehicles, a phantom "Global On" command in the overhead console may illuminate the map lights and prevent them from being turned off. As such, these vehicles fail to comply with the requirements of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) Number 101, "Controls and Displays." The hazards: overhead map lights that illuminate unintentionally and cannot be turned off may distract the driver or cause interior glare, increasing the risk of a crash. Ford is not aware of any reports of accidents or injuries related to this condition. Affected vehicles: select 2026-2027 Ford Explorer Police Interceptor Utility models produced from March 3rd, 2025, and October 23rd, 2026. Number of vehicles affected: 33,578

Prob the best looking EV coming to market at this point. 

I didn't realize the Cosmos will be produced in Saudi Arabia....   Lucid Is Sticking With Saudi Arabia for Its Under-$50K Tesla Model Y Rival - Autoblog

Oh sure.....your comment was discussing the rear, so I connected dots that weren't there lol.

I still think they look good.  We'll see how they do on the market.  I don't have high sales expectations.

https://www.thedrive.com/news/scout-is-now-building-its-traveler-suv-and-terra-truck-in-south-carolina

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a74388746/2029-lotus-esprit-v8-engine-details/

I'm wondering how they'll be built here-given how many they make and how little changed it will be from the Japanese version, I wonder if they are bringing them in as CKD for final assembly in the USA.