MKZMark

Why are Ford's resources limited to making SUVs when most other makes aren't? That's what I'm asking.

Following up on my "what's wrong with Ford" question. I took a look at the coupe/sedan offerings in the marketplace as of today. I didn't count performance cars since Ford still sells the Mustang: Number of models offered: Cadillac: 2 Buick: 0 Chevy: 4 Chrysler: 1 Dodge: 2 Toyota: 6 Lexus: 4 Honda: 4 Acura: 3 Subaru: 2 Mitsubishi: 1 Hyundai: 4 Kia: 5 Mercedes: 5 BMW: 7 Porsche: 1 Audi: 6 That's 57 choices of cars. I guess Ford is in worse shape than any other maker in the industry in abandoning the sedan market first. I'm sure a few more dominos will fall but obviously the coupe/sedan market is very much alive.

They like to drag out the process until you're exhausted and will agree to anything to get out of there.

What software issues are you having? I agree it's a Ford service experience, and Lincoln is going to have to get serious and go to stand-alone dealers at some point. Of course they are the only luxury make to give up on sedans, so management obviously has no sense.

I see Aviators around from time to time and they are distinctive. Navigators, MKCs and a couple Nautili too. Contis and MKZs are few and far between. I still get compliments on my MKZ and it's nice to have something not often seen, a black 2017+ with 19s.

I've been paying attention, but you didn't answer any of my questions.

Yes. Why can all the other makes produce sedans? What's wrong with Ford? There are new sedans all over the place. Is giving up a long-term strategy?

My 2017 Z only has 35K on it and I love it, but I'm tempted to step up to a Connie. There are probably deals on them.

It's actually a big roomy car but it does lack presence. It needed to make more of a statement. I wonder if the Germans, Japanese, and Koreans will also cancel sedans? I doubt it. So why Ford?

I have a hard time believing that Lincoln won't sell sedans.

That power console looks like a pointless gimmick to me, but what do I know...

The owner's manual should have this info.

I spent hours cleaning up the metadata in my music files and it makes a big difference when trying to easily find an album, artist, or composer in Sync 3. In the past, I always just dug into the file system when playing music files. This is the tool I used, once you get the hang of it it works well.

A new car with a great deal is a real pick-me-up in an otherwise shitty time.

How does negative air work?