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says it will take the wraps off its much-anticipated, all-new 2020
at an event Jan. 9 at
Field, home of the NFL’s Detroit Lions.
Judging from the branding on the event invitation, which features an alpine landscape graphic, count on Ford to play up the
appeal to rugged, outdoorsy types.
“Explorer is the all-time best-selling SUV in America,” Ford said in its invitation. “Almost 8 million have made their way into driveways and trails across the U.S. This sixth-generation of the
is our most advanced and adventure-ready version ever.”
We got our
at a lightly camouflaged version a month ago. It uses the same rear-wheel-drive platform as the new
and tracks closely with the
of the Explorer. It’s expected to offer an array of engine options, likely including the same turbocharged 3.0-liter V6 that performed so well
in the Michigan State Police’s performance tests
.
The media-only unveiling comes in the middle of the week before the opening of the
, and it comes as Ford plans a new-product offensive that will see it
replace 75 percent of its U.S. lineup
in the next two years. Ford recently showed many of its upcoming vehicles, including the Explorer and the 2020
, at a
conference in Las Vegas, leading us to wonder whether they might also be planning a separate reveal at the
itself, where it does have a news conference planned. Maybe the new
?
Next month’s North American International Auto Show will mark the last time the event is staged in January in Detroit, as the event
moves to June starting in 2020
. That’s in large part out of a recognition that many automakers were either skipping the show altogether or were holding standalone product reveal events outside of Cobo Center, a la Ford.
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