They are just having fun. The goal is to get us talking and speculating about it. 

I’m looking at 7:15 to 8:27 on the 2/17 bounty hunter vehicle video for clues.

Right, I figured that it doesn't match an actual flight.  Just looking at different things trying to connect dots lol.

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The flight ticket doesn’t seem to be coherent or correspond to an actual flight. 2/17/26 is the date of the bounty hunters reveal, so perhaps we need to look there. The truck is to be revealed later this year, and AFAIK its SOP isn’t until around this time next year (AFS).

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Just noticed the passenger for the plane ticket was "Hugh E. Vee" .......so "huge EV" lol   I have to imagine the times, seat, gate, etc. have to hint at a debut time, but hard to figure it out......worth noting the seat on the right is 6A, vs. 16A on the left?   Also, San Diego International apparently doesn't use letters for terminals, so gate F6 doesn't make sense.....      "Skylands" is the only air-related name Ford has trademarked recently, but that sounds more like the Bronco roof than a vehicle name.   What if "Group 2" means they're actually going to show 2 models?   I know the date says 2/17/26.....but the Chicago auto show goes from 2/13-2/21 of 2027

I guess I don't fully understand what the difference between Hilux and Tacoma is?       Strange.....can't figure it out

Ford big shots actually admitting their mistakes? That's askin' a lot! 😄

I thought the same at first, but look at its size relative to the SUV in the right side of the picture/in front of it....