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2ND Opinion –
Buglewicz
It’s interesting that Ford finds itself in a position where it needs to sell off its various branches. Take Land Rover for example. After a day spent behind the wheel of the LR2, it’s easy to see that Ford has been very good for the English SUV manufacturer.
Well, technically Volvo has been good for it, but since Ford also owns that company, it’s all one big happy family, so you get my point.
The LR2 is yet another permutation of the Volvo S80 platform, internally known as Ford’s EUCD platform. A lot of vehicles are built off this structure…