As much as I like that RS 200 concept, I also wouldn't mind if this off-road supercar went in this direction styling wise. Just give it a jacked up ride height and off-road tires. But the edgier, more squared off and cyberpunk style supercar look would fit the off-road look quite well.
The more we talk about this car, the more I believe it's gonna be that off-roading supercar, but a next gen GT that was like Ford's own take on an Aston Martin Valkyrie would be super neat.
Farley has hinted that it is comping soon. It's a safe bet that it will be the same power train that is in the Ranger PHEV and will include Pro Power Onboard.
Complete nonsense. The Japanese followed by the Koreans were very successful in competing with the legacy automakers. In fact, the Japanese almost put the big three out of business in the 1970s.
Marxism in all its wonderful flavors only brings poverty, misery and humanitarian disasters with Venezuela being one of the more recent examples.
Actually, Dr Whiiingham is credited with the invention of the litium Ion battery in the ExxonMobile's corporate research lab (darn those pesky petro dollars).
https://corporate.exxonmobil.com/who-we-are/technology-and-collaborations/the-history-of-batteries-lithium-ion-batteries
GM might see the writing on the wall: supply chains that run through China are politically untenable at this point. I work in the economic development field with a lot federal funding, and it's actually surprising how much protectionist trade and procurement policy has transcended through the Trump 1 > Biden > Trump 2 era without being modified or revoked. No matter who is elected in 2028, I can't see these protections being revoked due to the potential political backlash from a lot of groups with a vested interest in domestic production.