It was too cliche of a swap....even for God!

Just say no to the Spitfire, if they actually want to drive more than 1 to 2 times a year. All the other times will be spent diagnosing random electrical gremlins and other oddities that these cars seem to evoke.

Absolutely! When their business plan indicates that is the only way they are going to make money and they don’t achieve it. You bet that people are going to complain.

1st: All the zealots have their cars now. The regular consumer sees the price, quality, and quirks and says no thanks.

It’s because it’s an Infinity. 

Is Lincoln failing? Or are you saying is Ford failing? Asking to make some sense of that nonsense you wrote.

I was wondering if anyone else picked up on that in todays Kuga presser. This will be a game changer. It will be unveiled a lot sooner than you think. It seems like Ford isn’t as behind as Wall Street wants you to believe.

The bottom color molding looks better than the plastic black look.

Your primitive primate mind can’t comprehend.

That just the Escape ST. At this time, Europe only gets the Escape ST.

Well, there goes the narrative that Ford only builds gas guzzler trucks and SUV’s. A little bland for my taste, but with 2 ICE and 2 Hybrid options it should do well.

Just because they patent it, doesn’t mean that it will end up on the Bronco. It’s called cost. You should look at all the patents for active aero for the GT500.

Correct! Never do that or loaner cars from dealer. Yes, you may be stuck listening to the radio.

How do you delete it? Reset the system? If it’s a regular hard drive, the data is still there. You just have to know how to get it.

Looks safe! What could possibly go wrong?

True. Americans have a problem with instant gratification.

I’ve done it twice. Both times took roughly an hour to order and fill out paperwork/deposit. When it arrived. Just signed about 10 pieces of paper and was out. Guy got his commission and sold a car with 2 hours worth of work. I guarantee he wasn’t complaining about that.

Is that a Dodge from the 80's?

Yeah...I bet this will sell really well in the US. Better options out there. Mazda 6, Accord, and Fusion Sport(yes, I said it) and heck throw in an Audi for the badge folks.

That already suspect transmission is groaning just looking at that picture.