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I don’t like the seeming squared off look. I much prefer the Look of the current design. Making it more square would be less distinctive. I don’t want it to look just like a smaller version of the bigger Bronco. I can’t help but think of the current Hyundai Sante Fe. It’s atrociously ugly...

We reach--I don't like the black roof either. One of the reasons I went for the Big Bend over the Outer Banks was because I didn't like the black roof.

Can’t say I’m more aware or see more of them around me now than I did before. I would think about the same.

You like it, fine. I can’t stand it. Then again I don’t for infotainment systems either.

Sorry, but I hate Android. I find it a nightmare.

After a quick wash.

Something based on Android doesn’t inspire me with confidence.

It would be interesting if you could buy just the features you want rather than being forced to take everything. The number one complaint new car buyers have with contemporary vehicles is feeling overwhelmed with all the electronics and intrusive info screen and digital displays. And it’s made...

I’m still second guessing letting go of my 2004 CrownVic.

No, thank you. I want my car to look like a car, not an oversized iPad which many of them look like already.

It has its own charm. I think it looks kinda funky. It’s certainly thinking outside the box.

Say hello to Telo, a very interesting small truck slated for production in 2026/27. I find this more interesting than the Slate truck concept.

1050 CHUM (rock and pop) and 1310 CFGM (country) both out of Toronto. When I was young I listened to rock and pop as well as some country given Dad had the radio in his car tuned always to CFGM. Dad driving his ‘66 Galaxie or ‘73 Meteor while listening to country music is burned into my brain...

I always wanted a ‘79 Volkswagen Scirocco. In ‘79 I bought a new Volkswagen Rabbit L 2dr. with 4spd. manual in Diamond Silver Metallic. I really wanted a Scirocco and could have had one if I’d spent about $1000 more. But I was trying to be more responsible by spending less. Mind you I really...

Beautiful car, as so many of them were then. Yeah, in every age there meh run-of-the-mill designs that are eminently forgettable, but a lot of them then were something to behold. They were styled and designed primarily by hand rather than computer. There is also a great irony to these old cars...

Before my Dad had his '73 Mercury he had a very nice '66 Ford Galaxy 2dr. fastback, black with red interior and 289 V8. I was much too young to have learned to drive on that car, but my brother (7 years older) learned to drive on the '66. Dad’s car was similar to this.

1973 Mercury Meteor 4dr with 400 V8.

I also prefer the grille on my 2024 BB to that of the 2025 BB. Today I saw a Ruby Red 2025 Bronco Sport and while I like it I still prefer the Hot Pepper Red of my 2024. I guess I bought at the right time. :like:

Different view.

Yeah, we disagree on the screen. We agree on not liking so many controls in the screen and the loss of physical switches. The silver metal trim on the front and rear of the Badlands is meh, I don’t really care for it. They could have still put the metal there but made it black and it wouldn’t...