Nah

No kidding, Lincoln absolutely bitched slapped Cadillac and they just took it.

This...? or a 450/600 HP/TQ - Hybrid... Rear Wheel Drive Based... much better looking Lincoln Aviator...... hmmmmmm....

I’m sure I’d love driving it, but looking at it does nothing for me

I nice enough looking but damn did the FT1 concept look the part. I don’t know why they didn’t just roll with the original concept - it certainly looked finished enough.

Wasn’t much of a looker ? Are you blind it one of the coolest looking cars of its time. The styling was ground breaking when it came out in the 90’s

no, it looks like a tarted up f-86

I know Jalopnik and all other automotive news sources have to report on this but really, yaaaawn. This is a yawn for the car, not for the reporting.  Looks the same as the first prototype we all saw back in 1987 when development started on this. And like every prototype we saw every single year since then.

It looks the way it looked a year ago. I think this will sadly have the same fate that the new NSX did, where its a cool/good car, but it’s been over-hyped and repeatedly leaked for so long that no one really cares anymore.

Am I the crazy one that think it’s not a very good looking car? 

He was 13-30 from the field with 9 turnovers. They 'stopped' Harden because if he's going to jack up 30 shots, 42 points and 9 turnovers is a line the opposing team can live with. 

And yes, I am drinking a Miller Genuine Draft

Let me speak for all Milwaukee dirtbags when I say I like the part where he hit the guy.

At what point in the last 15-20 years has that not been the case?

Eh, touchscreens have been taking over dashboards for at least 10 years; don’t blame it on Tesla, blame it on people that demand having screens in front of their faces 24 / 7.

Wait

Unpopular opinion: I like how it looks.

I like the Ford treatment better as the rest of the dash then isn't so tall. 

^This is the correct answer

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