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All cops want to do is push people around. Military people are bloodthirsty killers. All lawyers are sharks. People who own guns are nut jobs. Hunters are sadistic. Insurance salespeople are scammers. Bankers are thieves. Asian people can't drive. Women can't do science. Anybody who...

Ah, I hadn't seen the Explorer. Yes, finger-crossing is warranted.

That would be a huge relief. Maybe it looks better in person, but that tablet in the Mach-E looks like an afterthought from the pictures posted.

Seems a little tall for the One Without a Name. Either it's the One Without a Name and it's going to be larger than I anticipated, or it's something else.

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Incredible.

You make enough mistakes, one would think you could gracefully handle righteous criticism by now. That's okay, you'll get more practice here.

I haven't posted anything that asserts the Bronco has any specific measurements. You did. I'm only trying to assess what is fact and what is speculation. That you take it as a personal affront is unfortunate.

Can you reference these reports, or are they internal FoMoCo data?

You specifically stated "2/4-door". There is absolutely zero "deduction" required. I questioned it, and rather kindly, I think. You could have said, "oops, haha, that was a mistake", but instead you showed your colors. And did it again in this response.

Well, that would be the reason I questioned it in the first place. Thank you for correcting your erroneous and misleading post. I was taking it on faith that you had some factual information, as you stated your case with authority. It is now clear that any trust in your knowledge was grossly...

Source? What you've written in regards to the 2-door U725 flies in the face of most of the current speculation. Is your data simply more speculation, even though outside of the currently accepted envelope? I'm trying to envision a 190" 2-door, and my imagination fails me.

Yes, but in the case of backseat roasting babies, it isn't the parent that pays the price. It's a defenseless infant. Should a warning system fail and a child die despite the system, sure - I fully expect the carmaker will face liability. But that parent won't be any less guilty of forgetting...

Nowhere in the Constitution or Bill of Rights does it say that you have the right to be exempt from paying for non-optional equipment on a car. There are TONS of options you pay for on a car that you may not like or use. Vanity mirror, glovebox light, child restraint anchors, rain-sensing...

A few thoughts on this: If a parent makes a mistake once in their lives, it can be lethal to a completely innocent baby. There is technology that can go a little ways toward preventing a deadly lapse in attention. A helpless child should not boil to death in their car seat for any reason...

Welcome, and thanks for taking the time to stop by. The ForScan community is one of those indeed rare forums where people spend a lot of time collaborating on projects to understand and improve the digital environment we live in. Please accept my gratitude for sharing your knowledge; what you...

Ford can badge it whatever they wish, but I think we can safely refer to it as "baby Explorer" from this point forward.

Actually, they list the Navigator as #50 on their list, the exact opposite of #1. "Another domestic SUV that doesn’t sell in large quantities is the Lincoln Navigator. The premium SUV sold in a little less than 2,500 examples, but as the all-new Navigator is on the market, we can expect some...

Turbos go fine with high mileage. Mine currently has 257k on it. I've had several on small-ish gas engine go over 200k. The regulations regarding the reduction of pollutants from Diesels were implemented in 2001, when Barak Obama was still an Illinois state senator. To say he had *nothing*...