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I like the different colors they will be offering the MKC in. I don't think you can automatically disassociate them with the Mustang. We talk about the Mustang needing to be all things to all people. I think this may give someone a more sophisticated, mature color choice.

What's your problem? If you don't like the thread, don't read it. You are the only one complaining. Isn't that obvious by the fact that there is a discussion going on that pertains in part to the Mustang and partly the new Lincoln? I agree with this. Why can't we all just get along? Why do...

As a 25 year old, can you even afford a new Mustang? If so, is $20 more a month to have LEDs worth it? When I was 25, I wanted all the cool features too, but cooler heads prevailed and I bought what I could afford and upgraded when I could.

NOOOOO, now they have nothing to complain about!

I wonder if this was part of the beginning of political correctness? As we tried to be more "sophisticated and correct" like them.

Winner winner chicken dinner!

I'm not sure how you can make the assertion that the MDS is attributable to the better mileage. Does the non-Eco mode shut it off? If you are attributing the gains due to it getting better mileage than the 06 Explorer, I don't think that is a fair assumption since all manufacturers have been...

Geez Tampa, can you paste my response from TMS here?

After reading the testicular comment, I went and read every single post by said poster. Then I proceeded to block 'em.

Yes it's Sean from TMS.

I love the P51 reference! I really want a Mach 1 variant, but could totally go for the nostalgic P51 designation. This would change my opinion I stated above due to tying in the whole concept.

Coming from a guy whose name is Dougnuts, I don't think Ford would take you seriously. Your name implies immaturity. While I don't necessarily like the idea, it wouldn't prevent me from enjoying the car.

^^^This.

It's all good. Kids are the best excuse for ice cream and cake.:thumbsup:

Happy Birthday Norm!

It's funny you mention this as I had never seen the B-Max until watching Fifth Gear last night and seeing them whip through a slalom course at 70mph. It was pretty impressive how the electronics were able to keep the car under control.

I can go there because I'm closer in age to retirement than I am to getting my driver's license.

Have you seen the B-max? It doesn't have B pillars. I'm not sure if the C-Max is the same way.

By the sounds of it Norm, when the inevitable happens (no manual transmissions), you will be to old to drive!:lol:

Not exactly. 4.9 liter was already taken by an engine with a great reputation. How much of a Ford fan you are will truly determine if you know what I'm talking about.