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Yes, I live in the Auburn area of the state.

Well good luck, hopefully everything will work in your favor. From your description. I guess we live in the same state? 😆 Sounds like you're much further north than I though.

I was actually referring to a vehicle, Alfa Romeo Giulia. It's funny though, I do have Alfa insurance. Just dropped State Farm and dropped USAA before them. The auto rates are a little higher than State Farm, but the home insurance was cheap enough for me to make the switch. That's terrible...

I hear ya. We shall see. Last two vehicles, also had that pre collision. Which was a option on the Alfa...not standard equipment.

The ones that come standard? I don't understand what that means. If it came from the factory with it installed. Then if a break exist, you should get it. Geico for me, has always been over priced.

Had this on my Alfa, didn't realize until owning it, how great it is to have these blind spot and cross traffic rear detection. I added it after seeing a post on this site. Definitely worth it to me. It may help my insurance cost like the Alfa and Honda. Which had several safety features...

I'm not affiliated with any of the sites or financial institutions I suggest. Besides having accounts with them and others. For sure it takes time. But you can build it a lot faster, if you know how the system works. Your credit history is what takes time. Scores can be manipulated. There are...

Recently saw where someone qualified for the best rates with a 675 TU FICO 8 score. So unless it's changed in the last couple of months. Shouldn't be too difficult to get the best rates they offer.

I was also checking out the Ford rates. Which are very good! I believe Ford pulls TransUnion from research. Navy pulls TU as well. And DCU pulls Equifax. Not sure what FICO TU Ford uses. Navy uses Fico 9 TU and DCU uses an older mortgage FICO scoring system.

Make sure you get your own financing if possible. Good place to start is with a few nationwide credit unions. Navy Fed, Pen Fed, DCU, BCU or maybe Redstone FCU to name a few. Redstone will give you the best rate with a 730 FICO 9 EX or higher. As long as your loan to value is in their sweet...

The greed of some of these dealers has no bounds!!! In six months, unless they drop the price drastically. They'll be a lot of SC's rusting on the dealer's lots. As soon as the Maverick's production gets its legs. The competition will be over before it ever starts!

I was torn between the Alto Blue and Carbon Grey. Last minute, I opted for the Alto Blue. Your video does a great job of showing the color. I feel better now about my color choice! Thanks for the great walk around video and review!

Sold off my Alfa Romeo Giulia to help fund the Maverick purchase. Absolutely loved the way the car drives! They will carve a winding road up! Truly a driver's car! Only problem is the service and reliability.

Right on the money, as I thought it would be! 😁 I can certainly live with that!

Cool! I was thinking 30 mpg highway for the 2 WD 2.0. Which is awesome IMHO for a small pickup truck non-hybrid! My last two small pickups S10 and Frontier both had terrible gas mileage. I'd be lucky to get 18 mpg out of the little 4 banger Nissan. Extremely weak engine and a terrible...

I concur! I added Co-pilot 360 ($540) and upgraded the color, a $390 charge. Even with CD fee of $300 and PA doc fee. I'm still atleast $300 under what one of my local dealers was charging me at MSRP on my original order. Also said they were going to charge for some wheel locks, that I could...

I was going to post the same about the next model! I bet they are all push start for 2023.

Locks can be cracked even easier. I've been using proximity keys for the last 10 years. No issues, no cloning or anything like that. And I always know exactly where my keys are. Because they stay in my back pack 90% of the time.

Oh, like I said. I carry keys. But during the work week, not in my pockets. Keys stay in my back pack. The proximity locks are very cool as well. As you approach the vehicle or put your hand on the door handle, the vehicle unlocks. You should try the system for homes. You'll never look for a...

If I'm not mistaken, the key must go in the ignition? Or the vehicle will cut off. Almost makes having a remote start unnecessary.😆 My issue isn't remote starting, it's having to use a standard key on a $30k vehicle. 😉 If this were 20 years ago, I'd think nothing of it. You can find push...