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2,460 km (1,529 miles) on 2025 Lariat hybrid and no issues.

Probably Yes (but only had it since February, so a bit soon to say for sure). I'm 80 and have owned a variety of wheels from old used rust-buckets to muscle-car ('68 El Camino SS396) to SUVs, numerous pick-ups and motorcycles (US, Japanese & Korean makes). I love the great gas mileage and...

Thanks, Waterick! Much appreciated.

Newbie here: Does the CV problem affect 2025 models?

That's it, HeyBales! I'm writing you off -you're beyond help :cwl:

Re: "Did you ride them up...?" Did that once (when I was young & foolish) loading my '72 Kawasaki Mach III into my '68 El Camino. It did NOT go well. Fortunately the injuries were very minor.

One weird thing I've noticed: As soon as I exit a school zone, it automatically switches from electric to ICE mode.

'Amen' to that, Bro!

My '25 Lariat has that feature, but it doesn't work all the time (doesn't detect school zones in my case -which might be kinda important).

Good points, MavStang

$85 for a little piece of molded plastic?!?!?! Ford Parts people better be sporting guns and masks!

Mine ('25 Lariat) slammed on the brakes a few times when I backed into my driveway. The offending 'obstacle' was leaves of my hedge. I'm more careful backing in now.

Sorry dude, but it's time to admit you have a problem and join Maverick Accessorizers Anonymous, get a sponsor, and start going to meetings.

Even here in Canada, A/C has become essential in the summer.

Gotta admit I really like what you've done. The black wheels aren't for everyone.

I'm old enough to remember when the Ranger was a COMPACT pick-up.

Commuting to work + picking up lumber (LOVE the 45 degree tailgate)+ picking up garden/landscape materials (soil, rocks, bricks). Over time, the box is NOT gonna look pretty. A clean pickup box is the sign of a sick mind.

From what I've read, the car companies are starting to realize that a lot of us are fed up with everything done via touch-screen, and are planning to start designing in more physical controls. Just be prepared to wait out the long design-to-production cycles.

:crackup: The original VWs were the butt of a lot of practical jokes. At my workplace, guys would secretly pour extra gas into one guy's VW tank. He was bragging about how his mileage kept getting better and better. Then they stopped. He took it back to the dealer and demanded they fix it.

Did the Jetta survive? Sounds like a clear case of Jetta abuse -hope you have a good lawyer LOL!