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http://www.landroverusa.com/vehicles/all-new-discovery/index.html

It will be revealed on the 28th https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-xpVS08WGs

I had the King coilovers on my 2010 F350. I am not sure it qualified as a soft ride, but it was better than my GMC 2500HD

That wasn't the result I was expecting. Loved the Kings on my F350, but haven't tried the Fox yet. Maybe the new truck will get a set of Fox coilovers

Link to Bronco confirmation?

I believe the ecoboost models are rated 17/24. The wife has a 2014 sport which is AWD 360 hp, it gets over 20 on the highway

Obviously diesel wins at fuel range, but at increased initial cost and some places diesel is significantly more expensive than gas. Reliability is really dependent on which vehicle you are talking about; diesel engine should last longer, but many of the 2007 and beyond engines have issues due...

I had a King OEM Performance kit to level my F350, want to do the same with my 2500HD. It is expensive but I think my solid axle F350 with Kings was not only better suited off the pavement but also smoother on the road than my IFS truck

I have read a lot of his comments on what he did with the lil blue and what Jeep could do if they chose to go the IFS route. He doesn't seem to be on good terms with Jeep he does have a lot of knowledge so a consulting job with Ford seems believable.

I read a rumor on another site that Bob Sheaves, who was formerly heavily involved in engineering jeeps, was hired to consult with Ford on the possible Bronco. I doubt it will be made, but I would love to see one designed by the Raptor team

I'm not impressed with the looks, but it is not hideous. I prefer the look of the 07-10 models but maybe this will grow on me.

KING OEM Performance

"The new engine option — on sale this fall — will be offered in LT and Z71 trims on the crew-cab version only and will be offered in either in two-wheel or four-wheel drive. The max-towing engine option will cost a $3,730 premium over the comparably equipped 3.6-liter V-6 gas...

Because the HD buyers would jump from buildings and riot in the streets if they couldn't have their beloved Cummins. If you asked ram owners what truck they owned a large percentage would say Cummins as opposed to Ram.

I am running Michelin ATs also. I have a 2010 F350, have had them for about 12,000 miles and no issues

Nice pics I'll just sit here and wait impatienetly for the new Raptor

http://www.turbodieselregister.com/forum.php

I think all of the "Big Three" all have a good product. Most of the problems encountered have been on the diesel engines with the increased emission standards in 2007 and 2010. Most of the problems can by mitigated with proper maintenance and if your DPF and other pieces mysteriously fall off...