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Yes! And a huge grill also if you're in to such a thing.

I'm still confused why you would say broke less often. Are you saying because, on a manual, some of the clutch components?

I agree with most of what you are saying. Though, why do you say more reliability? The Bronco with the crawler gear will be cool. Even if I never use it, I can still point to the "C" on the shift knob and try to make people figure out why it's there. Might be the last of something like this we...

On the manual, it may take some time to learn the proper shift patterns because I'm definitely a slow learner!! :)

Those Toyotas last forever!

These are great power numbers for this fictional vehicle that will never be produced. ;)

If you never actually make one, not having a microchip is no problem.

Back in Black.

That was going downhill with a tailwind. ;)

I certainly agree. I wish this was the direction for had taken. It makes great sense. Have a removable back seat which will be seldom used. When you want to take a couple of more friends on the trail, you can put them in. I think this is part of a larger trend though. It seems everyone feels...

1979 Lincoln Mark V. :)

I think I'll be able to remove them. My previous history might indicate I may have less success reinstalling them. ;)

I'm looking forward to a video that will show us how this might be done. If I can remove the seat without too much trouble, the 2 door becomes even more attractive.

Ooh, and it's a stick. There must be a billion of these cyber orange badlands floating around or we just keep seeing the same one. Do we know when journalists will get their hands on these for tests? I'm curious to get their opinions on them, how good the manual is, how does the 6 compare to...

Yeah, the two door is really more like a sports car in my view. You can carry some stuff, but that's not really the point. I do wish the rear seats were easily removable. In my view, that would add a lot of utility to the 2 door. Even though they fold, being able to take them out would give...

...and god saw that it was good.

The struggle is real.

Agreed, I think the mud flaps detract from this vehicle.

Yeah, I'm normally not a big fan of pickups, but this one looks nice to my eye. I do agree it's shape is similar to the prior generation GM trucks, which is a good thing.

Especially since you must get the lower end motor to get the manual. A healthy percentage of the 2.7's would likely choose manual if it was offered bringing up that 22.5%. Plus, many who chose the manual would have stepped up to the 2.7 if they could still get a manual and are only buying the...