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I appreciate this info lol......I've said since I got the thing that I wish the interior mirror was mounted higher for more visibility under the mirror, not realizing I could pivot it higher!

That was 20 years ago. They don't do that anymore... Right? this suggestion that this is a Lincoln version because they painted the flares is dumb.

That's why I'm speculating maybe it's a factory retractable step/rock slider combo?

Yup, I mentioned that. Don't remember seeing that before.

I mentioned that in a follow-up post. That is commonplace for the large SUV segment: -Chevy Tahoe/Suburban, GMC Yukon/XL, and Escalade/ESV -Nissan Armada/Infiniti QX80 There's also talk of Durango becoming a Grand Wagoneer twin (or it may be a Ram product). These models also share bodies...

If this were the early 2000s, sure.......that's the approach they took back then. Lincolns have had completely unique sheetmetal since the 2010s+ (the lone exception is the Navigator/Expedition, which gets unique front/rear clips and interiors, which is common in that segment), so no, they...

Not a chance. There's no way they'd just slap a different grille on and call it a day.

Looks like some incremental changes for Bronco: Revised Ford Bronco Outer Banks Sasquatch Possibly Spotted Testing A few changes I see: -a new mesh-style grille insert -painted sasquatch flares (don't recall seeing the Sasquatch ones painted before) -new fender badge? -new...

I think the "Bronco" aspect of it should be taken lightly. I think what we'll really wind up seeing is more of a T6-based product (same platform as Bronco) rather than a direct rebadge of Bronco. I'm guessing all the removable doors and roof aspects will be....removed....and once you do that...

As others have pointed out, I too think we're looking more at a GX-like pricing model that will go upwards from there. So, start around $65k and up, not jumping straight to Raptor pricing (which itself is crazy, IMO). A poster on other forums that has been highly accurate in the past (he's...

I think the Blackwood failed because they differentiated it too much where it counted - the bed. It had the split barn door tailgate and carpeted bed, making it essentially useless as a truck. Conversely, the Mark LT's purpose was actually an attempt at giving Lincoln-Mercury dealers some...

If we didn't read/comment about speculation, forums wouldn't exist lol. You said it wouldn't sell, backing up that prediction by saying all you see is Navigators, which 1) only makes up 1/4 of the brand's sales, and 2) would actually support another pricier model. Most luxury brands are set...

Sure, but by that logic, there's also no official statement from Ford of a next gen Bronco either. Yes, plans change all the time (especially at Ford), but this is the current plan.

Just because you don't see Lincolns doesn't mean they aren't out there lol. Of Lincoln's entire lineup, Navigator sell the least. Insiders have confirmed they're working on one (not from the article, from separate sources).

That's ridiculous.

I have a feeling that's a weird oversight on the order guide. It's only specifically listed on the mid package on Outer Banks, whereas the Mid package is otherwise the same on Big Bend, Outer Banks, and Badlands (though Badlands does also show a heated steering wheel). It's worth noting that...

Yeah, I wish their B&P folks were more on top of year-to-year model changes. But that's always been an issue on any model (and I'm sure it's the same with other manufacturers too, I just don't follow them as closely as Ford). The wheels look good! Ah, so the "new" zone lighting just uses...

What a cutie! Congratulations! Bronco has never had turn signals in the mirrors. I thought they would at debut (which I think the side turn signals should be a required feature), but the clear spot in the mirror housing was always only for the zone lighting. I looked in the order guide...

I do like the new wheel too. So you're saying that's the new standard/non-Sasquatch wheel/tire combo? It looks good! Sadly, Ford has seemingly been dropping Homelink on new products (Mustang recently lost it, and Bronco Sport recently lost it too). I for the life of me can't understand...

I've always felt that the broad EV change over would be a gradual shift, and not something that happens overnight, despite what analysts predicted. The realities of a lack of widespread public charging, many people living in apartment buildings where home chargers aren't an option, pricing...