2011 Ford Kuga concept pictures|Review

The affluence car modification ford Kuga owners manual. How's this for an odd aberration Ford about kicked off the SUV chic with its Explorer, an embiggened four-door Ranger. And man, did we go crazy. Before the cheap-gas balloon burst, hardly added than bisected of all commuter cartage awash actuality in America were SUVs. Aloof beneath the Explorer was and is Ford's little barter (which is no best little) the Escape. And about ten years later, the Escape appealing abundant looks like a body-on-frame SUV, alike admitting bodies chock-full advertence SUVs with mud during George W Bush's aboriginal term.

So what if the abutting Escape looked added like the CUV that it absolutely is, and beneath like the SUV it isn't? And what if Lincoln got a version? Mercury too, admitting they already accept the Mariner, a rebadged Escape. Also, what if the abutting escape was congenital here, but again badged as a Kuga and awash in Europe? According to CEO Alan Mulally and some other, added communicative Ford folks, it's all added than possible. Back to the Kuga, the plan is to activate architecture the Kuga in Louisville, Kentucky in backward 2011 for consign to Europe. Sometime afterwards that, the Kuga will alter the Escape and the Lincoln/Mercury editions. Moreover, this could be the alpha of a trend – Fords actuality congenital in the U.S. for consign beyond the pond.

The closing is absolutely interesting, and shows you aloof how far the dollar has collapsed adjoin the Euro. And it additionally shows you Ford's One Ford action at assignment – wherein starting actual soon, best Ford cars are activity to be all-around in nature. Aside from capital acknowledged genitalia (like accepted adherence ascendancy in U.S. vehicles) the cars can be awash wherever. Congenital wherever, too. For instance, the Ford Fiesta, which will be advancing to our shores abutting year, is Ford's best affairs car in Europe and will anon be congenital alone in Mexico and alien both beyond the bound and beyond the Atlantic.