July was a good sales month for a number of reasons. Our July results reflect a strategy that is working exactly as planned: we've intentionally been sunsetting select models and pulled back on low-margin rental fleet volume to make room for an onslaught of new-product introductions by the end of the decade," said Ford Director of U.S. Sales, Rob Kaffl. "While our total sales were down for the month, this decline is by design - this includes our planned sunsetting of Escape and Corsair and a 96 percent decline in our daily rental fleet business," he added.   https://fordauthority.com/2026/08/ford-motor-company-sales-numbers-figures-results-july-2026-usa/   mmmm….what? 🙄 soo the plan is not to sell products now because new ones are coming in 2029, 2030?  that is one hell of a  strategy 😜👏🏻

Nautilus is not replacing or mantaining the Corsair customers. I don’t know about that sale hold but nevertheless the situation at Lincoln doesn’t seem good. I hope they still bring the chinese Corsair. The Navi on its first full year (of the new model) and is already down.  

I can't tell if this is a legit spy shot or AI generated slop. But if this is acurate, it gives us a better look at the front fenders and hood. 

Down 20k.  Over half was Escape and Corsair.  Nautilus has a sale hold waiting on a recall.  

When you flood it when you start it or it won't start because its so cold out etc....   The past is always viewed through rose colored glasses   No one wants to deal with stupid shit old cars have as an every day driver.    But then again I guess its the sort of the same backlash that EVs have now with gas powered vehicles 

https://s205.q4cdn.com/882619693/files/doc_news/2026/Aug/04/Ford-U-S-July-2026-Sales-Release.pdf               Ugly month across the board.  Only 4 models managed small increases.

Poor me, that sounds awful 😂

I guess you're stuck with a 1970 boss 302 then.

Yep. That and the less Electronic nonsense getting involved with anything, the better. KISS.