This should have been the Explorer.

Jeep has been in the IFS game since 1963, with it's Wagoneer, which had it optionally.

Been around for since the 90's amiright?

Several British objections to raise with this image:

Ford salesman from New England here to say I hate you.

What? Lincoln's had a RWD option for years. I love mine.

All I care about:

Senile or not, he was entirely right, and we ultimately got four more years of an empty chair.

It was uniquely terrible. I would rather fall in a puddle and get a papercut than watch that thing again.

Droptop?

So Ford's smallest truck can now haul a Ford Fusion in the bed, or tow three Ford Tauruses at once.

Don't you want one now?

"Oh no, a microburst!"

So you are telling me that you want to build a Jeep on a Fiat hatchback chassis? Get out of my office!

Murica.

You know I've been wracking my brain to think of what niche Lincoln could occupy in the American luxury car market and that describes it perfectly.

If you're in the US, you can get a Focus ST with the basic St1 trim for just 23k BEFORE incentives.

Patrick, I think your opening line is a bit off. The jury found Barajas did NOT kill Banda. If they had found he had, he could have been convicted of anything ranging from manslaughter to the capital murder he was charged with.

Additionally, they found *fragments* of *a* bullet they think *might* be a .357 Magnum, but…

I think you're right on the Hydrazine. I don't think there's any radiation sources on there. Unless they think he's flying with DU rounds?

Considering I live in Worcester and commute into the Boston metro area daily, I have only one thing to say to this: