Never stopped me!

Tundra, 4Runner, Tacoma and possibly a Landy?

This is my wife’s car. Other than the tranny issues, it’s a great ride.

When is the truck going to release.

ALL I WANT TO KNOW IS WHEN THE DAMN TRUCK DEBUTS???????

Your point is so specific and clear. So profound. Such amazing. Wow.

The back of the Lincoln looks better.

The whole thing would look better if the wheelbase could put the rear wheels back a foot. I think that messes up the look more than anything.

Ford has a thing for naming conventions. You have the Fiesta, Focus, Fusion, & Faurus & Flex. Then, you have the Escape, Explorer & Expedition.

I’m glad they kept this theme going with Lincoln. I’m excited to see what other epic names they decide on for the N’s for SUVs and the C’s for sedans.

They are literally nothing alike other than occupying the same competitive size.

I love how Ford always keeps names in line with model types. Focus, Fusion, Fiesta, Faurus, Escape, Expedition, Explorer.

Now we get the Navigator & Nautilus. I wonder what they will use for the rest of the car lineup that fits in with the C theme?

The real deal is better looking. No question.

This is a seriously nice car.

I could for sure drive this. For sure. Either one.

Let’s talk design.

They could have simply just updated the front with a wider Aston grill. They could have just made the vent longer and more chrome. They could have just had a tail light that spanned flat across the back. They could have just stuck on quad tips and called it day. They could have gone the way of the…

They app have about a foot or two of compartment space made out of the same structural materal as the whole structure. These things are built like tanks and can take a beating. I would say those sub as the crumple zones. Also, they sit higher off the road, so I believe that helps offset some impact.

Used to work for these guys.

This gen vette just keeps looking better and better.

Because the company will trust the ad company because of the money they are investing in them.

This is perfect. I’m so glad they went the route of the 911 and chose to really spend time sharpening the design rather than starting over completely.