Dang it!!! Ya beat me to it.....lol. 

Uh....that's the point in me posting it?  To fool y'all................................................................

You mean the CE1 truck coming next year, or the e-Transit?   Sure, there isn't a Bronco or Mustang EV, but looking at sales of models like Charger, looks like it's a good move to not have them yet...

The sad thing is, if there's a joke to be had, it's about Ford debuting vehicles because fanboys are starving for products.  If it were VW the joke would be "VW, rated highest in long term dependability"...and we all know it would be a joke...

What else are they supposed to do for a special edition?     Except it's not really an option unless you want that trim.  If you don't want that trim, sucks for you if you want that color.     I'd be ok with it if it were better integrated.  It just seems like they didn't know what to do, so they made it all black.  Especially when they throw in the random lighting elements that tie into absolutely nothing else in the design.

The longest North American freight market downturn in a half-century continues to take its toll on Class 4-6 truck makers...

Ford CEO Jim Farley Says Model Y, Model 3 Rival On The Way   "We really want to bet on all of it. We're going to have an all-hybrid lineup. So Bronco...everything you can buy at Ford will have a hybrid. We'll also have EREVs for towing. We'll have an all-electric, affordable vehicle to compete with Model Y and Model 3," Ford CEO Jim Farley said during a recent appearance on the Spike's Car Radio podcast.         Not sure if this is just referring to what we know of (CE1 "Escape") or if it's something else.

Ford Owners Are Getting Free Access To An App Built For Where Maps Give Up | Carscoops   Ford owners won’t have to worry about that as the Blue Oval has struck a new partnership with onX. Starting today, owners of 2017 and newer models will receive one year of complimentary access to the full suite of onX apps. They can be used on your phone or on your vehicle’s display via Android Auto or Apple CarPlay. If you’re going somewhere extremely remote, you can even download off-road maps ahead of time to ensure you always know where you’re going. The real highlight is the onX Offroad app, which provides access to more than 650,000 miles (1,046,074 km) of trails. Users can also see difficulty ratings, descriptions, and photos to help them pick the best trails for their vehicle and skill level.

You know its April Fools, right?