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https://machinelounge.com/what-will-a-400-watt-power-inverter-run/ Here’s that link!

I ordered the hybrid with a 400W inverter, and I just saw an article that listed what could be run with it. To be honest, it seems like very few things that will be useful to me. Especially when it comes to charging tools. Is there any way to upgrade the inverter? Can that be done? I’m not sure...

This is one of the most practical cars I've seen come out in years, and they call it overhyped? They just want to stir the pot lol

Do you think people could turn those on when you’re away and drain the battery?

I hope the hybrid engine surprises with torque. The most utility I could get out of my engine would be slow crawls up hills and a lot of torque to get over obstacles.

It’s not a combined torque, it’s just the torque from the engine I believe on the specs page

No sir, industrial hemp is very sharp and rough. It would best be suited in our FLEX BEDS®.

You say these things like they aren’t real. I get satellite TV from my vaccine and I thank god everyday for this opportunity.

I’m getting it drop shipped to Sky Ford in Salem Oregon for $350 ish. Find a good dealer and talk to their fleet manager

Because I still plan on doing backcountry in the hybrid. 2WD trucks can go a lot farther than you think!

I think he was making a joke about how Brazil is a third world country and they burn food or something

I’m getting these Toyo A/T with stock wheels on the hybrid XLT

303 Aerospace UV protectant, a very large cloth tow strap, emergency items and I’ve got a buddy who does big custom vinyl decals (if anyone needs any he ships). So I’ll get an octopus decal from him. I like octopuses lol

The problem with corn is that it requires crop rotation and a lot of resources like water and pesticides. The best way to make a natural based fuel would be with hemp. Grows like a weed (pun intended), grows in tons of biomes, no pesticides, no crop rotation, it cleans soil…and is extremely...

I just realized that too! That is crazy considering one of the best advantages of an electric motor is torque?

I’m looking for someone with intimate knowledge about engines to answer a couple questions for me. I’ve been researching Atkinson motors and learning about how they work. I’ve found that the Atkinson motor used has a compression ratio of 13:1 which is pretty high. So I would think premium fuel...

I’m moving to Oregon and would love to know if anyone had any great dealer recommendations in that area.

Can we pop out the plastic parts on bumper and add our own lights/ tow hooks? Or is there no available bolt hole on frame?

I agree, when I think of overlanding I think of trails and obstacles like water crossings/ruts/hills. I’ve never done serious overlanding like you describe in my Jeep. That’s some wild stuff!