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So a tune and gears? The manual has different gearing. I'd be stunned if that was less than adequate.

A lot of folks don't realize how generic "jeep" was for quite a while. Heck, the J in FJ40 is for lower-case j jeep!

A lift, although the language around the Badlands package is vague enough that it could have its own lift.

With a tune it'll be more than adequate.

That's fair. I just don't understand marketing it (or representing it) as a "blank canvas" when that's clearly not the case.

This tweet is one of the many reasons why I don't understand the Sasquatch being auto only: Why hold it out as a blank canvas when you're ultimately limited by arbitrary package requirements?

I don't think they offer a manual across anything in their line anymore, especially with the new Defender (which is ostensibly a Disco, because the labeled-Disco is now more of a crossover).

Is that just a regular advert e-mail? I think regular production begins after the reservations/orders, so fall 2021 makes sense for those.

Part of me wants it darker, part of me (the wheeler) wants it lighter lol

Your color correction has kinda sold me on white. Need to see it with the top off and from other angles, but I kinda love it.

I would personally be OK with it (I've a Badlands reserved), but that's a bit of a slap in the face to folks taking Ford at their "word" regarding how freely customizable and modifiable all of the other trims were/are. And again, it goes against all official documentation regarding the...

A bit bluer than I was expecting. Hmm.

Really hope this is the case!

I'm still unclear as to what Area 51 actually looks like. Have you seen any photos without any tweaking?

That's gorgeous.

Was hoping it was Area 51 tbh lol

In my experience shopping for a manual-equipped 4WD, there weren't too many just hanging around lots. To the extent that's an actual issue (which certainly wasn't the case last December near me when I bought my manual Taco), I find it hard to believe that adding the Sasquatch package to the...

I have seen no mention of a lift anywhere. I think that's an assumption, one not founded in anything other than speculation based on Ford's vague language.

There are a few things I've been unable to reconcile with this: The development and marketing of a "purpose-built" manual transmission with a granny gear for crawling (literally labeled 'C' on the knob) that cannot be paired with the off-roading package The development and marketing of an...

And the lift.