I want to own this.

Would you rather go the huge Acura logo route? It honestly doesn’t look that bad in person.

The hatch looks so much better, but this will sell hand over fist more I’m sure.

Thanks for the most useless comment the people of the internet can provide. Just star the post and move forward if you have nothing to add.

First Gen Suzuki XL-7. Spitting image of sex appeal

One can dream, but Honda completely understood their intentions when building the RDX. In fact they were one of the first to fully embrace the ugly crossover blob design

I really don’t mind the plate as far as how Hyundai/Kia/Genesis do it

These aren’t the bread and butter. They are making money in many indirect opportunistic ways. If they were going to sell a million dollar car it wouldn’t be under the Ford brand. That isn’t their target demographic of buyers, I don’t even know if they would do that under Lincoln.

BBB? This is a new category for me

I don’t believe ford sold these to make buckets of money. They sold them to show the world how cool Ford is and how your Ford Fusion SE has sporting heritage. By selecting who gets to own one, they are choosing their cool influencing demographic. And by keeping the entry cost lower, that selection opens up to a whole…

Accidents are inevitable. If there was an answer to your question (which is full autonomy), it would be the priority. But for now, anything that can happen will happen.

Yeah this is my biggest worry

Would not be surprised if they were hybrid/electric assisted though

These are probably the last pair of muscled out Cadillacs we'll ever get. It is definitely a sad moment.

I really can't wait until more people see these around. They are extremely good looking cars. I was able to sit in one at YYZ and I really have this as a contender as my next car if the reviews hold up. I cannot believe I'm considering a Korean car, I didn't think I would see that in my lifetime.

Maybe I’m alone in my camp. But I think it’s a stunning car. 

And another huge point here is that it comes with Honda Sensing which will fit his job description extremely well

Honda Civic design team is shaking

But why? The explorer sells a lot to a market that wants a car that can perform in the snow. Where's the benefit? Towing?

*Meanwhile teams at the Nissan marketing department*