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• Re: Generation Why: Brampton’s Endangered Species
  
  danio3834 - The post-Mulally name change and refresh gave the D sedan a shot in the arm, but only so much could be done with that platform. The Taurus...
• Re: Ford Bets Big On Four Cylinder Mills
  
  rnc - I think because of long held stigmas (don’t know if that is the right word or not) regarding full size trucks and what engines are required (along with...
• Re: Doug’s Comparison: Lincoln MKT vs. Lincoln Town Car
  
  jaybird124 - “Of course, there’s no real comparison: the Town Car looks like a sedan, possibly from the 1980s, while the MKT looks exactly like a...
• Re: Generation Why: Brampton’s Endangered Species
  
  danio3834 - “You need 8 cylinders in the 300C for everything else though because with the big, heavy body and the sloshy automatic you need every...
• Re: Ford Bets Big On Four Cylinder Mills
  
  Summicron - “most Countries other than in North America” North Americans have been taught that we should donate to poorer countries, not emulate them....
• Re: Generation Why: Brampton’s Endangered Species
  
  danio3834 - I concur with your wish for a new wagon. My wife and I really like our Charger, but she sometimes complains that with 2 car seats, kid...
• Re: Doug’s Comparison: Lincoln MKT vs. Lincoln Town Car
  
  PrincipalDan - The Five Hundred was accommodating but deemed “ugly” in the eyes of consumers. I would love one of the 2008-2009 Taurus that...
• Re: Ford Bets Big On Four Cylinder Mills
  
  BigOlds - Gee, I didn’t know that Ford had 53% market share. When did that happen? I think you mean Ford has seen the market share held by 4-cylinder engines go...
• Re: Tips for Driving in a Roundabout
  
  IHateCars - “Look Kids….Big Ben, Parliament!” “It’s amazing….I can’t get left!!”
• Re: Ford Bets Big On Four Cylinder Mills
  
  jmo - For full size trucks it would seem that a Mercedes like 2.2L diesel with 200bhp and 360lb/ft would be a good fit – at least for fleet users.