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I’ve heard zero about a Bronco pickup so cant confirm or deny but intel like that is hard to find at the best of times

I own an 11-month old 2025 Nautilus hybrid, and it's been a great vehicle. My Nautilus replaced my 2022 Aviator; I had no use for the Aviator's third row of seats. For me and my wife, the Nautilus is comfortable, spacious, and economical for long road trips. During warmer-weather months, my Nautilus will deliver almost 35 MPG. I think that's outstanding for a heavy, mid-size SUV.   Now approaching one-year of Nautilus ownership, the only problem I've had was noisy rear shock absorbers that "rattled" when going over small bumps. Without hesitation, my Lincoln dealer installed revised shocks, and it's been perfect since. Speaking of perfect, the fit and finish quality of everything on my Nautilus is really good on both interior and exterior -- noticeably better than my Aviator. In fact, the paint on my Nautilus is so nice, I've received compliments from strangers who notice it when it's parked.   Before I bought the Nautilus, I'll admit that I was a little concerned about "Chinese quality." That's no longer the case.

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You missed a few big ones aerostar Bronco II Contour, cougar, capri escort freestar GT mariner, mystique probe Windstar zephyr  

C Comet, Continental, Citation*, Country Squire, Crown Victoria, C-series and  CLT (heavy truck), Corsair* (2), Country Sedan, Crestline, Custom, Custom 300, Custom 500 M Marauder, Montclair, Monterey, Mustang, Mark series (Lincolns), Maverick (2, car and pickup), Montego, Mach-E, Mainline R Ranger* (2), Ranch Wagon  

This could be Toyota's First EV hit, it looks like a high-quality mainstream product that happens to be electric. Pricing will be critical for this product    

E  Escape, Excursion, Explorer, Edge, Econoline/E-series, EcoSport F Falcon, Fairlane, Fairmont, F-series (duh!) Focus, Fiesta, Fusion, Five Hundred, Festiva K Kuga M Marauder, Montclair, Monterey, Mustang, Mark series (Lincolns), Maverick (2, car and pickup), Montego, Mach-E P Pinto, Pacer*, P-series (delivery truck) Puma T Thunderbird, Taurus, Topaz, Torino, Transit, Transit Connect, Transit Custom, Transit Courier, Tourneo, Tourneo Custom, Tourneo Connect, Tourneo Courier  

Anyone have recommendations on changing the starter?

A Aspire B Bronco, B-series (school bus) C Comet, Continental, Citation*, Country Squire, Crown Victoria, C-series and  CLT (heavy truck), Corsair* (2) E  Escape, Excursion, Explorer, Edge, Econoline/E-series F Falcon, Fairlane, Fairmont, F-series (duh!),  G Galaxie, Grand Marquis, Granada, H  H-series OTR tractor, HN80  (heavy trucks) L  Lynx, LTD, M Marauder, Montclair, Monterey, Mustang, Mark series (Lincolns),      Maverick (2, car and pickup), Montego N Navigator, Nautilus, N-series (Heavy truck) P Pinto, Pacer*, P-series (delivery truck) R Ranger* (2) S Sable, T Thunderbird, Taurus, Topaz, Torino, Transit V Versailles, Villager W W-series OTR cabover tractor So no D, I, J, K, O, Q, U, X, Y that I can remember.   I didn't include any from temporary acquisitions which made up the Premier Group under Jack Nasser like Volvo and JLR models. Did you see the 3 asterisks?  If I hadn't, then you would have "corrected" me and said Pacer was an AMC and Citation was a Chevy.. But those and Ranger and Corsair were also EDSEL models!  I had two friends who each had 2 Edsel station wagons sitting on their properties for decades before they finally got rid of them!  While we're talking about names, why did GM/Chevy call it a Corvair? Was it an air-cooled Corvette?  LOL  The guy who brought down the Corvair -- Ralph Nader -- was from CT. So what did I miss? This was all from memory. I wasn't going to search everything.