Yup, and the F22 and F35 led the way for touchscreens in cockpits in military aviation.
In civilian space, the latest Gulfstreams are pretty much just computer monitors all around. That meme of an HDTV as the S650's interior is definitely true for some of the newest private jets available to...
I'm not disappointed in the S650 in the least. However, I will gladly jump on the BMW bashing bandwagon. They used to make some of the most beautiful cars on the road. Yes the M2 is atrocious. But the M5, M8, and to an extent the M4/M3 are gorgeous cars.
No one said the B58 was garbage, it's clearly not (aside from timing chain being on the backside of the engine). I said the car wasn't worthy of the Supra name. If they had called it something entirely different, I don't think anyone would have cared. But a Supra should have a Toyota engine. I...
While we're on the topic, everyone is bitching that the F150's ECU is locked. But the Explorer ST is wide open 🧐🤔 so in my personal opinion, I don't think the S650 ECU will be locked. Not directly related to your question, but wanted that our there.
On that point, NO ONE should be paying ADMs. If anyone here is in NY Metro/NJ/PA - your best option is hands down Ciocca Ford (formerly Ditschman). No ADMs is their mission. Great dealership overall too.
You know, reading through posts on IG and FB, it generally seems to be the older crowd that likes the car more than the younger crowd - which is hilarious given that Ford apparently used primarily Millennials in its focus groups giving the final design the green light.
I'm an older guy, and have a deep appreciation for previous gens - and I love the car. So do a lot of the older gents in my track group. I think you're off base claiming only young people like the aesthetic.
Very interesting read. So, I'd just like to point out that the filing is "just" for crate engines. However, there's nothing stopping Ford from employing such a motor in a production car.