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With liability at 250/500K, and coll with 1K ded, comp 500, I pay under $500/yr for my 2023 buggy. I find that to be very reasonable. No increases the last 2 years. But I am retired and don't really drive that much.

HPR is the best. How lucky can one be to have one following you home ?

That's a beaut

Ah, those were the daze huh ?

Ya all know that age is just a matter of mind. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter.

I'll betcha that the City of Chicago stuck you with a $150 fee for parking those 3 days. Parking in downtown Chicago is another way of getting robbed.

You're trusting that it will last that long. I certainly hope so but Ford does a terrible job at corrosion protection. I have seen countless of expensive F150's that have rusted out fenders. From what I can tell, Toyota and Nissan do a much better job at protecting the metal.

BTW, I see that you have a 2004 Ford Escape. I had a 2005 version and I loved that vehicle. I put on 320K miles on it and would have loved to keep it longer except the right rear wheel well rusted out and then the rear shock mounts disintegrated. Common problem on that body style. The newer Ford...

Will the 2026 have Sync 5 ? Sync 3 is bad news.

They say the average price of a new vehicle is north of 50K now, so you could view your purchase as a good deal.

But first they have to get their John Deere tractors. Nuttin runs like a Deere.

Can I have one of your PINS ?

Buckets in the bed ? You lost me.

Sounds like a dog.

What happened to it ?

Everytime I turn the key on my 2023 XLT, the display shows a picture of a Lariat. I want one of those because I won't have to use the key to start it anymore. Oh, and I like the wheels a little better too.

Nice Pic. That's a lot nicer than one on the street.

This made a lot of folks nervous. The Ford Explorer and Firestone tire issue was a 1990s and early 2000s scandal involving tread separation and rollovers caused by a combination of factors, primarily defective Firestone Wilderness AT tires and the Ford Explorer's susceptibility to rollovers...

Well, now there is an idea. Hmmm $1,300, maybe not

Push button start and the B&O sound system would have been nice in my 23 XLT. Other than that, I'm happy with my Ford buggy.