All I would say about the speculation in the ability and interest for Ford to properly diagnose and find the right solution to the problem is, take a careful look at the engineering on the rest of the car. I think most of us were complaining here to get Ford to look at it, not because they aren't capable of fixing it properly. I've talked to these guys; they're the same as they were when they built it, same enthusiasm, and same ability. I would find it hard to believe that they would want their swan song to have an Achilles heel. That's not how all these guys want their best days of their entire work lives remembered, and Ford management certainly doesn’t want their supercar to be brunt of jokes for the next few decades. Even if you look at it from their point of view, they have a lot of interest themselves in making sure the car lives up to its legendary status in history. I think they'll do the right thing, they did on the rest of it.