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No new innovation - Ford Fathem EV

Ford n Ed's to go back to the drawing board and hire new engineers who has talents and innovation. The new Ford Fathem is just another Ford Maverick compact pickup truck the EV. No one will turn heads of they see this truck on the road.


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Post ID: @OP+1m29gqxv1

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@gp so true. I am one of them.

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Post ID: @1pn+1m29gqxv1

The Crown Vic ran from 1992 to 2011, essentially unchanged. True there were powertrain and regulatory updates. At the end of the 20 year run, quality was pretty good. Body on frame beauty. Loved the cop version with the tight suspension. If you find a nice used one, make sure to insert a 1/4 inch plate between the axle housing and the fuel tank. It has a suitcase style fuel tank which needs a bit of armor.

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Post ID: @1d8+1m29gqxv1

Sorry. No Ford for me. I don't need car problems everyday. No Fix Or Repair Daily for me.

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Post ID: @17g+1m29gqxv1

They might if you can really buy one (mid 30's) with alot of options, good range, high quality, etc. I would not right this one off yet people.

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Post ID: @12f+1m29gqxv1

@dh skunk team needs to go back to the drawing boards. Also, try to do your own engineering work instead of hiring other contractors and agency engineers to do your work. How pathetic.

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Post ID: @nb+1m29gqxv1

@gp It's a pretty cr-ppy line up of vehicles and launches, next few years will be tough, I don't see the Fathom raking in F-150 level profits...

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Post ID: @jx+1m29gqxv1

@hb Excel should be pretty easy for an Engineer, unless you bought your degree somewhere cheap.

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Post ID: @jk+1m29gqxv1

@gp

With all due respect, Excel is not necessarily an easy program to use especially when it comes to creating management tools and documents to basically run an entire program. But don't ask me how would i know........

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Post ID: @hb+1m29gqxv1

Ford engineers has no talent. The only thing they know is Excel spreadsheet. They hire contractors to do the engineering work. There is no innovation and you see it with Ford vehicles. They don't change anything until they can't sell it anymore then they ki-l the vehicle. The Maverick still look the same after 6 years. F150 looks the same after 10 years. Explorer is going on 6 years. Escape don't sell much anymore so Ford ki-led it. The only thing that may change is are the lights. What a joke.

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Post ID: @gp+1m29gqxv1

@dh Fact

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Post ID: @f2+1m29gqxv1

@dh

Oh, there's no doubt about it. You don't actually work at Ford.

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Post ID: @c9+1m29gqxv1

You do not know what you are talking about. The Skunkworks team DF put together is second to none in talent and expertise.

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Post ID: @dh+1m29gqxv1

Yep, managers are weak along with new engineers. Now what?

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Post ID: @dg+1m29gqxv1

Lightning 2.0. At least the Lightning looked nice.

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Post ID: @d8+1m29gqxv1

It’s the managers, not the engineers.

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Post ID: @ct+1m29gqxv1

"new engineers who has talents and innovation" aren't coming here, brainiac.

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Post ID: @c9+1m29gqxv1

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