Needless to say, we re disappointed.
The Ford Evos, a wagon-like crossover developed entirely in China, debuted at Auto Shanghai this week with an extremely cool widescreen display measuring 3.6 feet and bold exterior styling that d make anyone reconsider a Ford Edge crossover. Will the Evos come to the US as a Fusion/Edge replacement? After all, it s been rumored the Edge will be dropped after the current generation is retired. The short and final answer is no.
The question regarding the Evos potential US and European market feature was posed to Ford s North American Product Communications chief Mike Levine on Twitter, and his response was quite clear.
Prospective buyers are not even allowed to take the EV for a test spin; they can only sit inside. No one took the bait and no one ever will thanks to Ford s North American Product Communications Manager, Mike Levine.
A member of the Mach E Forum noticed that just one day after the post went up, Levine responded that the markup has been removed from this Mach-E. No additional details were provided and it s fair to assume Levine, or someone else at Ford, picked up the phone and called the dealer requesting it to stop this nonsense. If only this could happen for every markup situation. This isn t the only Ford dealer jacking up Mustang Mach-E prices, as we recently reported.
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Such is the hype surrounding the reinvented Ford Bronco family that we haven’t even seen the first deliveries of the 2-Door and 4-Door models for the 2021 model year, and already the rumor mill runs rampant about the 2022 Bronco. 8 photos
According to the latest intel, the first examples of the 2021 Bronco will reach their intended customers (most likely in the great-looking First Edition attire) sometime this June, after the Blue Oval allegedly kicks off production on May 3rd.
The company offers an extensive color palette for the 2021MY, including the cool-looking (but sadly exclusive) Lightning Blue that should provide great contrast to the recently showcased Black Onyx First Edition interior. Still, there are many other popular shades that so far haven’t made their way onto the company’s Build & Price online configurator tool.
According to an important Ford employee who is patiently waiting for theirs.
If you re on the waiting list for a 2021 Ford Bronco, you may want to hold off until the 2022 model arrives. Many Bronco pre-order customers have already been pushed back to the 2022 model year after numerous delays, meaning their wait could be pretty long. That wait could be worth it, though, as Ford s North American Product Communications Manager Mike Levine has already confirmed that the 2022 Bronco will have some new colors that aren t available on the 2021 model.
Levine is quite active on Twitter, where he frequently responds to customer inquiries about the Bronco and other Ford products. As an avid off-road enthusiast, Levine had planned to order a 2021 Bronco as his company car; but in response to a follower asking how Levine planned to build his car, he gave an interesting update.