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Yeah, it's no big deal. Unless you're the blind person. Or pet. Or small child. Or elderly person.

Whether it's malicious or moronic, potentially the same result.

So, there are a bunch of excess trucks in Texas and they're just trying to get rid of them? Yeah, right. Liar, liar, pants on fire...

Probably not true. Dealerships make most of their profit on used vehicles, parts and service.

Seems like some Honda CRVs, Toyota Rav4s and Range Rovers have offset plates. There are probably a few others. Can't think of another truck though.

Only you can gauge it's worth. If you want the Maverick to possibly arrive sooner, then maybe removing the CoPilot 360 will speed things up. My first priority is my safety, so obviously I want any technology that will make my ride safer. Your choice.

Holy ADM Batman !!!

Are you implying that the car industry is actually corrupt? :)

Oh wow!!! Imagine all of the Florida MTC comrades showing up at Gary Yeomans Ford - Daytona Beach for the very festive occasion. GYF will probably have pizza and soft drinks for everyone. Maybe Dillon and Mike could sign autographs while they take selfies with everyone. This could be Gary...

Be sure to invite GreenLady to join in the festivity at Gary Yeomans Ford - Daytona Beach. Maybe they'll take you guys out back to see her "damaged in transit" Maverick. :)

I'd rather have a sister in a whorehouse than a brother who's a car salesman.

Car dealers are not hurting. Most of their profit is in used car sales, parts, service, financing and what ever the finance guy convinces the customer they need. Let's not forget the "mandatory" dealer add-ons such as nitrogen for the tires, window etching, protective coatings, etc. I almost...

Years ago, had a nice Ford Windstar van, bought used. Later, there was a problem with the transmission. The service guy at the Ford dealership ran the VIN and found that the original owner had purchased the extended warranty. We paid $50 to transfer the warranty and saved over $1,000 on the repair.

Another great example of why I'd rather have a sister in a whorehouse than a brother who's a car salesman.

You can't trust numbers. We've all heard Pi r-squared. Utter nonsense. Everybody knows pie are round. Cornbread are square.

Have you actually taken delivery of the Maverick yet? If not, let us know how it goes with the salesman, sales manager and finance guy. They may have some unpleasant surprises for you.

That's exactly what I was thinking.

Could you break this down to a meaningful algebraic expression at the molecular level for us non-scientific types?

It's a known fact that car dealership salesmen, sales managers, finance guys, general managers and owners are oftentimes professional liars. They specialize in deception and shell games to get the most money possible out of their customers. They do it all day, every day. They train for it. Those...

Valid points with a little humor thrown in. Love it !!!