jimcgov3
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It is up to @Administrator...
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a few threads like this in the general area, my OCDness is going crazy.
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I click on "NEW POSTS" (or UNREAD) and read 'em all. I have no idea what 'area' each post is in. I don't even know what areas exist. I don't use any forum that way. Sorry if that puts replies where you don't want to see them.
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It only matters when your start a new thread, not when replying to an existing one.
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ERguy
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I read a few articles saying they are aiming for mid 2022.
I think August 2022 is fairly realistic.
The Mach e was supposed to start deliveries in late 2020, and Ford barely made the target by delivering a few at the very end of the year.
I think Tesla will beat Ford in the race to get their truck into the hands of consumers, but even though Ford will get a late start there will be more electric F-150s delivered in 2022 than Cybertrucks.
jimcgov3
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It is useful though when you are trying to locate a topic in a particular thread. Who would think to look for the Ford Lightning reveal in the Rivian General thread?
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“How do we distinguish it as an EV?”
“I know! Toss a light bar on the front!”
- Ford designers, probably
“I know! Toss a light bar on the front!”
- Ford designers, probably
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Eager2own
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Given that split in the front light strip, I’m going to guess that there will be a large frunk opening with the front “grill” being raised along with the hood (more like the GM) rather than having to lift items over the grill (like the Rivian).
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Swilly
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Wonder if the are going to finally build the Lightning’s SUV sibling, the Expedition Thunder. I am amazed that among all this ev truck fever, only Rivian has chosen to make a SUV companion to their truck. Maybe less of us need a 3 row suv than I originally thought.
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Maybe but there is a thread out there polling R1T and R1S LE reservations.
Seems to be running 2 SUVs for every 3 Trucks.
That does seem like a pretty good size market waiting to be filled.
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I wonder how many are buying the R1S for the three rows vs. other reasons. It seems there are a fair number of people that prefer the 5 seater to the 7 seat option. It might be that the smaller crossover style ev suvs are more than enough space and performance for those that want an suv. When you have 4 kids in Colorado though, a 3 row, body on frame suv is the only viable option outside of a Sportsmobile van.
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