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Crazy Little THING Called Love - Queen

Yes, 100% agree. If you can swing it, buy them both and then sell the one you decide you don't want.

There is not a knob, you have to physically adjust by pushing on the mirror itself.

New Moon On MONDAY - Duran Duran

Fight For Your RIGHT - Beatie Boys

Right NOW - Van Halen

DON'T Stop Believin' - Journey

Absolutely! for the money of a new Maverick and rates as low as they are you cant beat it. His Maverick hybrid XL will be more affordable than buying any used truck once you take the mileage into consideration.

Rocket MAN - Elton John

I just made a few phone calls. Ford gap insurance is $999 and his Credit Union offers it at $399. Now it comes down to who offers the best rates.

Wow, lots of responses while I was away from my computer. Thank you! After reading through I think the best thing for him would be to either get the GAP or put more money down, so we will be weighing his options. Thanks again for all the responses.

He has Geico and like you said, they don't offer gap here in Florida either.

With rates as low as they are I recommended to him to put the least amount down to get into a comfortable payment. He is 21 years old and has been driving his Jeep that we paid cash for, for the past 6 years. Unfortunately he wants to keep the Jeep for the weekends so your reasoning about...

great point, he does unfortunately have an at fault accident a few years ago.

What's everyone's feelings about gap insurance? My son's Maverick is due into the dealership any day and he is financing and planning to only put $1000 down. I know that the dealership will try and talk him into it and I just want to make sure he makes the right decision.

Didn't MEAN To Fall In Love - Boston

Nice video, love the view of the mountains!!! :)

One Way TICKET TO Love - LA Guns

Another DAY In Paradise - Phil Collins

Some Kind Of WONDERFUL - Grand Funk Railroad