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Bring back the dash mounted push button shifters.
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Other Ford products with the 2.0 EcoBoost and above have paddle shifters available on the steering wheel in addition to the knob. The 1.5L 2020 3cyl Escape SE AWD I had as a loaner recently had the rotary knob mated to the new 8-speed transaxle. Geared way tall IMO, but kicks down smoothly. In this configuration, it had P-R-N-D-L only. There was no access to any other gears. Maybe the Jr Bronco will have the paddle shifters available on all powertrains, but the Escape does not.
 

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If the 1.5L is the standard mill, I'm betting it will have only the knob shifter with it
 

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Chrysler was all pushbuttons in the late 50s-early 60s. They don't do dashboards like they used to!
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What I mean is doing it quickly while not being able to look at it about 20 times and never missing the right gear, this is pretty much only done to get out of a mud hole, but losing momentum by missing a gear can mean losing the shot of being able to get out under your own power.
Those of us in the Great White North have to do this to get out of snow/ice too.
 
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