Yes, it's a 3 row 7 passenger.

When the snow is taller than the SUV, you're stuck! /formerBuffalonian

being raised near Buffalo, I'm with ya! I may live else where, but I'm damn proud of my town!

I don't think it's dark at all. I think it's a nice tribute to his roots in with Subaru while still satisfying his current sponsor, Ford.

Somewhere with lots of snow! #snowkhana or Ford's Romeo Proving Grounds. There are many many fun obstacles and features within its 3,880 acres!!

Raphael, how did you not see my video of this from way back when?! I was there to experience this beast first hand!

Henry Leland. He started Cadillac company with two partners as a reorganization of the failed Henry Ford Company in 1902. After resigning from Cadillac in 1917 he started Lincoln in 1920 which was bought by Ford in 1922.

In a helicopter rotors held to the mast using a single nut called a Jesus nut, for obvious reasons. That means that a $25 Million MH-47G Chinook is held in the air with two nuts that cost less than $500 each.

Mmmm EVO VI Tommi Mäkinen Edition FTW!

Totally different platform, would take a lot of fab work to make it fit.

Or starts it, seeing that it has open dump pipes. Edit: I see the butterfly valve to the downpipes now.

Did you know WD-40 dries components out and actually washes any lubricants away? It is only designed to be used to break something free, but then you should use something like lithium grease spray or chain lube to keep it lubricated.

I think you would be amazed how often parts change. If there's a new design part released for production, it can be what's called a running change and be put into production during a shift once the old parts are used up, they just replenish it with the new.

Oh, haha thanks! The lack of a play arrow threw me off!

The embed video is showing up as just a black box for me. I'm running Chrome and it's doing this on two separate computers in that browser. here's the embedded YT for those having the same issue.

I'm thinking it's 1 of 5 teasers before the big reveal.

A 6'2" person can stand in it, so add a foot or so from the floor to the ground and you got about 8'.

Think again

You would be surprised at how stable the dually is.

NICE!