Man I hope so!Are they signaling VB is a keeper?
Call me jaded, but all I see is a desperate attempt to sell you on the soft top switch with more things you can't actually purchase.I like that front bumper, that was in photos in 2020, and I hope it becomes available for aftermarket install on my OBX. I also like the fact that Missy & Co. are looking at other ways of imagining roof racks, that wont interfere with the soft top. And i like the positive post.
Where did you get that from?Are they saying MGV will be available for all models, and not just badlands? Thats good news for future buyers. And love that blue....
It's not sagging, it's mounted upside down... by Ford engineering interns no doubt. The future is bright!The sagging lightbar doesn't look great.
Whenever I see boards on racks that direction it driven me crazy, I always put mine with the fins at the front of the vehicle incase I stop short hopefully the fins will catch the straps if they are slightly loose. The other way they could potentially slide out the back. Otherwise I love the no top roof rack conceptNice photos with backdrop. That has never been a problem for Ford. But it leaves me to question if there are actually enthusiasts that they consult on these concepts. We saw in the fishing rig concept the fantasy of mounting a Yeti cooler on the rooftop rack. And here we see two surfboards mounted on the roof the wrong way. Fins Always Forward. Such a simple concept that Missy once again missed.
Ah yah sorry. I keep forgetting about the Black Diamond. I think they should though. The Wildtrak with MGV would have been my choice if i could have picked it.Where did you get that from?
This concept is a Black Diamond which has the MGV.
If you stop short, and the straps are loose, then the boards are going to go forward. The fins won't do much.Whenever I see boards on racks that direction it driven me crazy, I always put mine with the fins at the front of the vehicle incase I stop short hopefully the fins will catch the straps if they are slightly loose. The other way they could potentially slide out the back. Otherwise I love the no top roof rack concept