Gonna put blinkers on and just focus on price. The price is nice, even if the seller isn’t.
Gonna put blinkers on and just focus on price. The price is nice, even if the seller isn’t.
As much as I love Caddys and Lincolns, I never got the allure of these seriously garish examples, so this one isn’t for me.
I’m actually going NP on this one, but it was a struggle.
It’s a rolling joke, and a pretty good one. But the streetability is dubious. Really, this hilariously dumb. Sorry.
I don’t know that you can automatically assume that. Ford already builds a few EB PHEV hybrids.
Not everyone will have the luxury of being able to hold on to luxury items.
Why is “convertible body” a “manufactured shortcoming”, exactly?
That execution of the “bustleback” was gorgeous. I wish they’d used it.
The idea of a rotary mid-engine Rambler American has almost too much joy for an ordinary human to bear, so perhaps they didn’t pursue it for humanitarian reasons.
God help me I want this thing.
It breaks my heart to vote CP, because I actually love this car.
That is one hell of a great build!
Always loved this car (STILL my favorite Lexus, the latest SC notwithstanding).
It might be off a smartwatch
I find Ford’s approach really interesting. The new Escape is quite car-like (resembles the new Euro Focus Wagon, but taller), and the Bronco Sport has a more macho look. I’m sure they’ll both do well.
Being picky, but the Bronco Sport is really more of a Cherokee competitor. It’s based on the Escape platform and is somewhat larger than a Renegade.
I TOTALLY dig it. Seriously considering the PHEV version for my next buy.
I don’t personally like big wheels, and I haven’t since they became a thing many years ago. I look at them and I think of that kid in my high school parking lot driving the $800 car that had $3000 “rims”, blasting Limp Bizkit and dumping his ashtray out the window.
I, otoh, have always liked it and always wanted a convertible cruiser. This is one of my very favorite cars and features prominently in my lotto fantasies.
I think the FJ Cruiser is a pretty good indicator that there’s a market for a decent body-on-frame trucklet. And while there are definitely Jeep partisans, there are at least some out there who wouldn’t touch an FCA product with a 10-foot pole.