My all time favorite "worst driver" happened in Boston some 53 years ago but I remember it well. Had the wife and 3 kiddies in the wayback of my '68 Ford Country Sedan, heading towards Salem on Rt 3 N in Boston and had to dynamite the brakes in the fast lane because of a stopped car. No...
Here's what used to be a 9th grade algebra problem. :)
Richard's Maverick went 328.9 miles of routine driving and averaged 24.7 mpg. He then went on a 136.5 mile highway trip. At the end of the trip the average mpg had risen to 26.9 mpg. What was his highway mpg?
I calculated 34.3 - all...
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Only 500 miles but I'm averaging 24.4 driving almost exclusively on town and country roads with speed limits under 50. The first 272 miles was measured at 23.49 and the guess-o-meter said 23.5, not bad.
I'm 83, the old lady is 81, and we park out and walk to minimize the chances of that happening. But while on the subject of a'holes, when we hit the diner for the senior specials it's always amusing to see people a lot younger than us park in a handicapped space, put up the placard, and then...
I bought the ESP premium warranty from Flood Ford at the end of the 3/36 on my '19 F150. I never had to use it but it was valid; my local dealer had it on his computer. I got a partial refund from them when I traded it before it expired. I've also heard of folks having similar results with...
I did what it looks like the OP is going to do - get a Ford dealer installed cover. I got the soft rollup and really like it. It's vinyl, and, unlike a lot of the more expensive third party models, overlaps the edges of the top of the bed, which makes it less susceptible to leaking. Mine has...
When I bought my 'new 79 Chevy C10 single cab, 8' bed, it was cheaper than a nicely equipped family sedan or station wagon of that time. It was also a lot more utilitarian than my '19 F150 was.
My door stickers say GVWR 5180, payload 1359 so the curb weight is 3821 pounds. Is the 3751 the GVWR - payload, the true weight of your truck from the factory with fluids topped off, or from a spec sheet?
I picked up mine in the middle of April. It was built in March and has March Pennsy inspection stickers on it. Dealers around here normally order their cars with similar options pkgs and this one looked to be different, Lariat with 4K tow and azure grey as the only options. It may have been a...
I traded a Subaru Outback XT with similar specs that got 19-21 for my daily driving routines. My first tank with the Mav was 23.5 measured and the guess-o-meter for the second tank is now reading 26.4. Needless to say I'm happy with what I'm seeing.
I just got rid of a Subaru Outback XT with a big digital display screen with digital buttons for the climate control and infotainment system. I hated them.