There's a difference between an SUV and a crossover. The X6 is a crossover, yes. But a crossover isn't an SUV and an SUV isn't a crossover. Or should I say, a crossover is a medium/small sized hatchback/sedan vehicle with heightened suspension and other proportions otherwise found in larger vehicles such as SUVs. An SUV is as said, a sports utility vehicle. The BMW X6 serves no utility, and it isn't big enough and shares too many similarities with a sedan so it's a crossover, which as I said, isn't an SUV.
However, the idea of any ford sedan as a coupe with a performance engine does sound cool, but with what today's demands ford would disagree.
I found it. If they were to rebadge a different model and put a performance engine in it, the Lincoln MKZ should be it.
