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Ford Reveals Small-Car Vision for North America at Detroit: Verve Sedan Concept It's "ladder", not "latter"; "life", not "live". The only cars to use "ladder frames" - in fact, the only American cars to use frames instead of inherently unsafe Unibody construction at all, (aside from a few spaceframe vehicles,) are the Crown Victoria/Grand Marquis/Towne Car. Otherwise, the safety of a full-frame vehicle can only be found in trucks. As for European styling: we don't like it here because most of it's either just plain butt-ugly and/or ridiculous-looking. This car is rather fugly and I'd never buy one, even though I bleed Ford blue. Oh, BTW: "hillbillies" is one word, not two, and specifically refers to "a Michigan potato farmer". Look it up.