Two news sites with nothing new to print, so they put out old news with a new date, whatever.
So, a supplier had a minor mess up on a months worth of the nickel in their fuel pumps, 11.866 on the Escape and 337 MKC's, their being replaced, early on. So, the news article uses the photo of the MKC to draw new attention.
Our Start/Stop is at the top, where I would agree is the better placement above P. Very good that Lincoln is replacing the early ones. I wonder how many owners know, once you are finished parking and next plan to stop the engine, you can simply press the S/S button and the Trans will then which to P and engine stop all in one step.
I guess some fail to look at what their touching so they blame the manufacturer, who should have known better. I wonder how many of them fail to fully read and comprehend their vehicle's owners Manuel.
As for the need of a thumb to steady ones finger, maybe the roadway just is too ruff, or it is simply not the time to be touching anything. How many even think of this, at times you may be able to touch parts of the touch screen with the knuckle of your middle finger, that is one less finger print per touch on your screen!
I spent the time to interact and understand just about everything a new vehicle has to offer long before any thought of purchase. I come up with questions a lot of salesman are rarely asked, simply because the average customer is in too big a rush to get it over with.
For all that is involved in today's new vehicle, I feel their doing quite well. 2,000 miles, no problems and very satisfied.