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The other possibility is to do away with Lincoln and just have fancy top-end Fords. The all debt, no net-worth crowd buying just the name badges would not like it, but value buyers would. There is no reason on Earth Ford can not make cars which have all of the features and functionality of a...

I had an expensive Lincoln MKX as a rental a few months ago, and it was primitive and way under-equipped compared to my new Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland, at the same price. Lincoln is now just front drive, or front drive based junk, plus rebadged Expedition. They sorely need two and four door...

We had business in Phoenix today, so I drove there yesterday and back again today. One the way back I saw numerous Mustangs headed east on I-10, apparently to some sort of 50th anniversary event. I again wondered if Ford is keeping quiet on the weight and MPG because they are going to make...

They need to rename that yellow "arrest me now"...

A new Mustang Car Truck would probably sell like hotcakes. Even the Chevy fans who like the old Chevy car trucks might buy one.

Markups? There is no need to worry, with thousands of Ford dealerships. Simply determine what you want and then use Edmunds, KBB, or something else to learn the "invoice" price, then do not pay a penny more than that. All you need is one dealers fleet / Internet department to say "yes," and...

Perhaps they will have the new 10-speed ready by the time production starts in the Fall of 2014. The V8 and 8-speed in my new Grand Cherokee are a wonderful combination (go drive one in eco, normal, and sport to see what I mean), so that Ford V8 with the 10-speed will probably be quite a...

The Panamera is an excellent example of what they could do. While they are at it, they could make the rear seat and cargo areas larger than the Panamera. With he new CTS, Cadillac has gone head to head with Audi, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz, and there is no reason Ford can not take Lincoln...

The angled rear looks good to me. The biggest con for me - it is not a hatchback.

The turbo four would weigh less, helping handling and braking. How much of a difference is the interesting ($64,000) question, suggesting a need for Car & Driver and so forth to perform a comparison test of Mustangs closely matched except for the engines.

They should have made the gauges electronic, and able to be set to display whatever you want. It might even be less expensive than mechanical gauges.

Is it a hatchback?

Where in Los Angeles? I may be in LA that day, so might be able to attend if they are not silly enough to close it to the public.

To avoid confusion, please us '15 or 2015.

For the next teaser, or one of the next, how about part of the rear suspension, showing that it is independent?

I read that entire page twice, and see no mention of 15 cars at each location.

Where did you obtain the information that 15 would be shown in each city?

Why list cities if it is going to be on the Internet and/or TV? If it was Internet and/or TV, that would mean all cities everywhere at once. There must be actual locations in each city.

12:01am where? Detroit time? GMT?

Too bad the data is not available from the same source as the other data you have.