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and the Mav. landed on it's wheels like a cat. "twas just a flesh wound."

Well, I decided to take a look at that design feature. Because of the angle of the 'teeth' it looks to me like it's more designed to keep the tire in place vertically and horizontally by preventing it from angling up or down. I'm suggesting this because if they wanted the tire to rupture, then...

Do we actually know anything about this Maverick truck? Were the serrations in place or were they taken out?

There's a combo effect of the Mav being pushed into and rear ending one vehicle while being wedged from behind by the other. The spare tire would possibly cause some added help but it would have to blow against something in a directed stream like a jet engine.

My steering wheel is high enough that it often obscures the dash PRNDL display. The other issue is that when I reach for something in a new to me vehicle, I tend to instinctively look at it for an instance to place my hand in the right location. Now, that I've been driving this vehicle, I can...

My dad would say such things as well. I took it as a threat .... for good reason.

So, I bought this 2022 vehicle on 4/9/23 and have been trying to find out about Ford Pass points. I've spent about 2 hours in the queue for their chat box and every time, I get disconnected when it's my turn. I called them this morning and after trying to discover why I didn't get any Ford Pass...

One of my brothers' Pintos was a brown version of the station wagon. The others were hatchbacks.

They are rated for 2000 lbs. If you watch the total weight, maybe a tent camper or a small utility trailer.

This could be a good reason to not raise the suspension.

I think that my Bro had three Pintos. He used to use them for partying and he smashed them all up drunk as a skunk.

alas, I'm old enough to remember those things, Pintos and the Mustang II

any of those Ford Reward Points??? I got none of them.

Appreciated and respected. My issues isn't with distance. It's more with the deceitful ways that they care to do business. I've bought at least 5 vehicles from this particular so I'm pretty familiar with the way that they used to do business. This time, they were a bit more tight with the deal...

Hmm... no key dealer fob and license plate frame? I could have used that sippy cup or maybe a nice cup holder like this one.

No, not at all. I actually praised the salesman after i found out how quick that my car was sold by them. I also understand that this is their means to bring in potential customers and that some people consider a hot dog to be a culinary treat but I've had better come-ons from the girls on 7th...

Something like this?

Please forgive my picking of nits but I think this is kinda cheap. So, after spending over 30K on a Maverick and giving them my beloved 2017 E-Scape in which they made a goodly basket of green on resale within a week. They decided to send me an invitation to a customer appreciation event...

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll make the effort to train myself.

My older '17 Escape did some weird HVAC things like being possessed. Turn on the car in the winter and the heat/air was on Icebox setting. All random and different. Now my Mav. does some weird things on Android Auto with the phone. 1 Phone went into B&W mode, 2 it had to be rebooted to connect...