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Yeah, if I was you, I wouldn't buy insurance for liability, collision or comprehensive either... because you live in rarified air... the some of the rest of us are taking the bet that we don't have to make use of any of those bets. I'll buy one for 8 or 10 years, cuz that's what I hope me and...

I have never bought or worried what my choices might be worth down the road (not until I was ready to trade them in) the ones I most wonder about are the vehicles I bought new(1985 Kawasaki Eliminator 900cc/100hp, and 2005 Porsche Boxster S) and know I will die before my kids are challenged with...

First do not allow your insurance company to condemn the vehicle as a TOTAL loss. Offer to buy the vehicle for their salvage value but demand that they not report it as a total loss and advise them that you will cancel your policy if they do. They might not, if they do...Switch insurer, if the...

7 whole months? I waited 15 and just last week got my VIN. Calm down , they will build them until sometime in September before changing to 2024MY in October. They've only booked out to June, there are 3 more months, 12 more weeks of notices on Thursday.

I changed from XL to XLT and the price was changed (obviously) because it was an upgrade and it was price they had still had set in Dec 22, plus I added BAP and I also added to get the (61D) SIBL plus the cargo Mgmt. However, in March 23, when I changed to drop the full-sized spare (ordered to...

Dude, all tires will work in snow, that is until they don’t. However snow tires are specifically designed for snow on pavement and thus better. That is/was my point and I am chill. Its just that I did not know that all snow experts were in Canada. I stand corrected.

You are absolutely correct, as I said, but in race cars it matters and has been used for decades but it is only used by "good old boys' who win LOL

It makes a difference in race vehicles, not so much on street cars.

I do not have a 12V pump but my pancake compressor from Central Pneumatic is in the garage.

I won't get my Mav until July and have never even been inside one but I do see that this may be a problem for me as well (6'2"). Why did they not just hand it from the WS/Roof header? It makes no sense to glue it to the WS. If you fix yours, let us know.

I could understand ordering two vehicles, one in your name and one in your wife/GF/kids name and see if one or both get built but I think Ford would easily see one name/address ordering 4, 5, 82 Mavs are going to the bottom of their list. It looks like some scalpers who will flip them for...

I have very similar thing happen to me years ago 1990’s in a Ford Tempo. The unintended acelleration happened three times and while it stopped after a while, it did it again as I put it onto reverse while parking it. Thankfully it was in front of the police station and was witnessed by a cop. He...

Buy the four foot version so that it covers the whole plate and the Po-PO and traffic cams don't getcha! LOL

go on-line and ask what that "special sauce" they plan to spray on is made of. It may be something as simple as urethane which comes in sprays cans at Lowes and Menards.

Okay - AT tires ARE NOT FOR SNOW, they are year-round tires for gravel roads, some off-road excursions BUT NOT SNOW or ice. Surprisingly the tires you want are SNOW tires. I live in the upper mid-west and have always had two sets of wheels/tires (except for my summer sports cars) one for summer...

No price protection, I changed from XL - XLT and both prices went up, 3 months later I dropped the $115 full size spare (ordered to match the steelies on an XL) and that RAISED my cost over $200 because the base prices on all three levels went up a few hundred. I am now on the bo oks to be built...

I have a 2005 Porsche Boxster and they have a notorious IMS issue (intermediate shaft bearing) but it only affects 1-4% and usually it is because of two reasons(explains the range) they either were not driven enough (4%) or mistreated on a track day (1%). Now with any NEW vehicle everyone says...

my buddy has a Weathertech and it comes off so easily when you have a need to have the whole bed and in 4-door trucks it can be set inside the rear seat area (or at least in his it does)

Yes this is an electric water heater and runs on a 220 line. It does take a minute of running water before the heat arrives but it is endless. I like a tank when you use up all 40 or 50 gallons. We save the cold water for the coffee or watering plants. This company also make point of service...

Dang, I wished I'd seen this earlier. Here is a Waterworks #3 and it is a whole house heater that can fit in the passenger seat on you girlfriend's lap (I won't tell your wife). research it but I can say the heat is non-stop. I do not work for these people and have had one since the first year...