Consumers have shown an overwhelming interest in boring SUV type vehicles and trucks in the US. Why make crazy concepts with cool ideas when they manufacturers can just clone each other’s cars?

“Millennials don’t want the same huge cruiser their dentist owns.”

It’s also a nice ski resort town right next to Glacier National Park. The entire inland Northwest, from eastern WA, northern ID, and western Montana attract all kinds of anti gov and fringe people because of it’s remoteness.

After ‘08/’09 the Sedona is miles better than any Chrysler minivan.

Yes, I’m sure that at 5am in the morning after a huge snow/ice storm, all of the car wash employees are just standing around waiting to clean the snow off you’re car before you go to work for a $5 tip. /s

I use these all the time at work, and they work great, however there is no way you are getting the top of a Ford Expedition or cube van clean with it, especially if you’re vertically challenged.

Any Kia pre-2007 is spotty at best. I’ve beat the heck out of a 2008 Sedona with 0 problems besides a hose replacement, brake rotors being not being up to par for the weight of the vehicle and an O2 sensor. Not bad for nearly years and 150,000 miles.

I understand that for cost purposes, Ford will use existing platforms, but not making it resemble the concept vehicles more will be a huge mistake. That almost makes me want to buy a Ford again...almost.

Most people who purchase trucks never actually need a true 4WD, just like most people who purchase SUV’s don’t need anything but an AWD system.