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The X2 has good lines. If they built something like that I think it could be a winner.

It might be they were enticed by phenomenaly low VW lease rates like Ive seen here in Chicagoland.

Sportbrake sounds cooler though.

Ive seen that in person and I dont think that is terrible looking, but definitely not for me.

I think the looks are subjective. I do not prefer the 2019 Mercedes design. I actually think the Lincoln dash looks better.

That really doesnt make a lot of sense to me. I have always bought Ford trucks because they have treated me well, however my wife has had various brands of SUVs and cars, to include Ford, Infinity, GMC, and Hondas. To each their own I guess.

Sure, make me look it up? As I suspected, its a blacked out package. Im looking forward to seeing pictures of this truck.

Has your F250 not been a good truck for you?

You do realize how many aluminum F Series work trucks invalidate your statement right?

Why are you thankful the bed is steel?

I agree, that doesnt look good.

I would like a monochromatic package to eliminate most if not all the chrome.

One can only hope!

How convenient is this rule change. Sad really...

Nothing like robbing Peter to pay Paul. That production number was a complete fallacy.

How does that work? Is it still considered a dealer transfer and therefore not subject to sales tax? If you are looking for Raptors I could possibly scope some out around here for you.

I understand it was frustrating, But it sounds like theyre trying to make it right. Glad to hear that is the case.

Looks great! I always go black.

If you guys can get significantly above MSRP it seems you should be buying from other dealers for MSRP and just transporting them out to you for resale.

Agreed, very good to hear. Things do break, so its how its handled whether people will hold it against you or not.

I paid $3,660 below MSRP on my Raptor, from a dealer I have had a long term relationship with last March. It wasnt invoice but it was a dang good price. So deals can and do happen. My local dealer had a $70k Raptor recently for $67,500. I recognize my situation is not as common, however I have been seeing more discounts and more units on the lots. Im not sure how to read that other than they may have over produced a bit. I had read they werent going to limit the production of the Raptors but I hope they help protect the values of existing models by not over supplying.

Well thats good, because they will sell a heck of lot more of the ones on the left at a much better price.

I have to agree. I would expect a small vehicle like that to get better mpg. Hopefully it improves some when it is completely broken in.

The rear is an improvement, but still not very attractive to me. The rest looks good though.

For your consideration: https://mashable.com/2017/07/28/brand-new-ferrari-goes-up-in-flames-in-first-hour.amp https://carbuzz.com/news/watch-a-lamborghini-gall https://blog.dupontregistry.com/audi/r8/audi-r8-goes-up-in-flames-video/ardo-superleggera-go-up-in-flames https://nypost.com/2016/03/31/porsche-bursts-into-flames-at-nyc-auto-show/amp/ And that is just a cursory search. Unfortunately it happens. Hopefully they figure it out quick.