Richard Novak
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I have a 2016 Transit T-350 that loses satellite radio every time I get near a cell phone tower. I took it to the Ford dealership and they checked it out and verified the problem. They said they've been having this issue a lot with Mustangs and F-150s and maybe a few other vehicles but this was the first Transit they'd ever had an issue with, so they told Ford and I guess we're waiting for a fix at this point.
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My thoughts exactly. I think the 1.0E could be tuned to produce a really fun bike. And yeah, Polaris is shuttering Victory, so there's a company Ford could pick up. I know they had some partnership with Harley Davidson for a while, don't know the status of that but I haven't seen an HD-edition F-series for a few years. Let's go, Ford! Step outside the box. Be the first of the big 3 with a production motorcycle.
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I would love to see Ford enter the motorcycle market ala BMW and Honda.
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I really liked Green Gem.
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I know it sounds like a weird idea, but I'd like to see a de-badged Raptor. Dark green as an option, a little more subtle but with all the performance of the original.
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I think they could be Miata fighters, but that seems a little small. Yeah, maybe a Mustang-based lightweight vehicle. No cloth top. Lincoln's 400 hp 3.0 in a two-seater is the sexiest thing I can think of in the automotive realm.
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Wishing FMC would put together a nice, moderately powerful two-seater with a retractable hard top. Market it as the Thunderbird for Ford and rework it as the Zephyr for Lincoln. Not a muscle car, but a fun cruiser.
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I was really hoping the 2018 Expedition would bow in Detroit this year, maybe alongside the Navigator. I guess I'll just have to wait. 'Til then, if anyone with some Photoshop skill wanted to mate the front end of the refreshed F-150 with the back end of a Expy with a real spoiler similar to the Explorer, I'd love to see it
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I'd love to see the new Bronco platform being repurposed by Lincoln to carry an actual 4x4 competitor to the smaller, upscale Land Rover. Any chance of this happening?
