[QUOTE=Revenge282;52264866]With 100% less gasoline usage on a vehicle that would otherwise get 16mpg on a good day! As well as have the autonomous features of a Tesla to boot.[/QUOTE]
As if the vast overwhelming majority of people who use trucks would be able to afford a Tesla, let alone something like a high-end Ford Super Duty.
Trucks are already the profit winners for automakers, no way is a Tesla pickup going to be affordable for workers. The whole "b-but no gasoline and emissions!" isn't going to win them over.
My uncle is a contractor and still uses two first generation Ford Super Duties with the nightmare powerstroke engines, and just recently they got a older E-Series van to replace one of them. With most of their work being in the summer there is no way they'd go for a new Ford or the planned Tesla pickup.
I'm not going to lie, I first read that title as [A] Ford replaces [a] chief executive.
That aside, I never really found ford vehicles to be terribly interesting or attractive. Haven't really heard many bad things, nor have I really heard much good about them.
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