And they’ll save plenty of r&d money in the meantime.

The biggest problem were the prices. They were just Ford’s, with extra decoration tacked on, yet cost nearly twice as much as the Ford with the same body.

Time to bring back the 50's!

We had a Eagle Vision as a family car growing up. I have to say, it was a great vehicle. Plenty of room for all three kids and their soccer gear, and very comfortable for road trips. I loved that car.

I like the reflections. It makes the photo look more natural/realistic.

Not according to my uncle. He stopped paying attention to CR in 88 because they tested GMC/Chevy vans. Even though the vans were practically identical in every way, they received wildly different scores.

But in this case, they don’t know if part Y was used or not, or if part Y was modified to prevent that failure. They just don’t know yet. That’s the problem here.

Yes, they’re ugly. But they’re common and heavily modifiable. They’re everywhere on the drag racing scene because if you know what you’re doing, you can turn one into a sub ten second car for only four figures. You just can’t beat that price.

We didn’t vote to elect trump. He lost the popular vote, and third party candidates had the highest number of votes in history.

Do it. I have had a 2006 V-Star 650 for 8 years now, and it is nearly a perfect bike. It’s reliability is stellar and has never broke down on me or failed to start, I average over 40 mpg and most of that is in town, it’s big enough for fast and comfortable highway cruising, yet perfectly balanced and light enough for…

Will there be a lower spec version? I don’t need 737 units of the torques. I just want a comfortable/luxurious commuter car that looks good.

Now that Ford sedans are taking styling cues from Aston, I would love for the mustang to take inspiration from them too. I think a blend of this and the mustang, (and sold at the mustangs price point) would be amazing.

Hyundai like Sunday

Or, it may go full cycle, and wagons will come back into favor...

I rented one for a road trip, and I really liked the car. It was very comfortable for long stretches of highway.

Ten years of driving, and the only broken windshield came when a deer tried to go through it. I bet this game is heavily biased.

Just use the volt for traffic duty, and parking tickets. They always call in backup for an arrest anyway, so send an Explorer to transport the suspect.

Yeah, give me that tech, in a Mazda 6, or Fusion body, and I would be all over it.

The MSRP for the ELR was crazy, but they gave it so many discounts, rebates, and incentives, that most buyers were driving off the lot for $43-48k. Much more reasonable for a luxury EV.

Ford trying to make their cars prettier is not a bad thing. The new fusion is the best looking Ford sedan in a generation. Aston going down market is the problem...