Raptor Pics at Roush

[CatchMeOffroad]

I stopped by Roush in Livonia, MI a few night ago with a buddy who works there. He showed me some of the Raptor and GT350/R pre-production vehicles they had at the shop. I sat in one of the Chinese raptors and turned on the nav screen. My dad just bought a 2017 XLT F150 and its interior looks almost identical to the raptor, which was kind of disappointing to me. The seats and steering wheel are obviously the main differences. Thought you guys would enjoy pics. These are development vehicles, not customer vehicles for upfit or anything like that.

 

[CatchMeOffroad]

one more

 

[Miker397]

Thanks for the pics! I stopped by rousch In Plymouth to see the graphics packages but they had none and it appears the Livonia location is the spot. Doesn't help that we have a foot and a half of snow on the ground now.

 

[CatchMeOffroad]

Thanks for the pics! I stopped by rousch In Plymouth to see the graphics packages but they had none and it appears the Livonia location is the spot. Doesn't help that we have a foot and a half of snow on the ground now.

My pleasure! Yeah the Livonia location has quite a few cool vehicles. There were also dozens more inside the fenced off area but I didn't snap any pics because I was in a hurry.

 

[2022 SVT Fan]

I cringe seeing that GT350R sitting in snow....

 

[Scrappy Doo]

I'll take the stray Chevy......

 

[TornadoRaptor]

Thats probably my black scab in the background

 

[stealthfrc]

I cringe seeing that GT350R sitting in snow....

eh, its just water. aslong as no salt/sand gets on it and aslong as the snow just melts off and they dont "scrape" it off, then no harm done.

 

[JoeA]

Will there be a Roush Raptor and if so when will it be available?

 

[Kahuna]

eh, its just water. aslong as no salt/sand gets on it and aslong as the snow just melts off and they dont "scrape" it off, then no harm done.

Actually, they say the R's PSC2 tires crack when left out in the cold. Even if not moved and it gets below 20. Ford stops production of them over winter for precisely that reason.