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I use mine as my everyday vehicles. I admit with 3015 miles on it I haven't hauled much yet. Today I took my ancient workmate, my tool bucket and my portable battery powered drill in its case to help some friends install two(2) hand rails. Mostly it is a retiree fun buy!

With the number of used trailers, campers and RV's I see around my area, I would look for a good used one. I would stay under 1800 pounds to allow for items one might add or stow in the camper.

When I was considering ordering one in 2024, the salesman said there are many things that can affect delivery dates. One that stood out was a search by drug-sniffing dogs at the border. If a sniffer dog registers a positive scent, the whole car or train may be unloaded and searched. That can add...

My 2024 X XLTH sat for nine(9) days while on vacation recently. It fired right up when I went to start it. I hope they give you a new AGM battery.

I carry most of what was listed. If you live in an area that can get cold, carry mylar emergency blankets. They are 55" x84" when opened. yet come in a pouch about 3/8"x 3" x 4". Available at Amazon and other retailers at less Than $2 each. They can maintain 90% of ones body heat. I have...

I purchased the complete warranty packages by Ford, including the Premium. I have already used the premium to replace a lost/stolen key pod. Then I purchased a Tonneau cover, and various interior additions. Also, a Plano poly storage trunk for the bed. Next, lettering and accent tape for the...

I just left my 2024 XLTH sit for nine days. It fired right up, and I drove it about 30 miles then.

Both Toyota and Subaru would most likely build their Mav competitors in the USA. Both have histories of success here.

I would have purchased the Ridgeline, if it fit in my garage and if it wasn't several thousand dollars more. I am glad I got the Maverick Hybrid, and am averaging 41mpg. I have a shade over 3000 miles on my 2024 XLT. I cannot buy pleather (polyurethane) covered seats as I have a sensitivity to...

Use a wooden or a plastic toothpick. I keep toothpicks and Q tips in my garage bins for such things. If it is dead bug goop, use a little diluted Simple Green cleaner. It helps dissolve the organic matter, but doesn't mess up the body, nor the wax or polish

My understanding is the Hybrids' brakes are different, as they assist in charging the batteries. I have my doubts about the guy and the small business crash.

Except for warranty work, I never use a dealer. We nave a great three bay shop in our small city that does the oil change about $20 less, and does the list of checks included. I only have had one problem in many years when a new mechanic left oily finger smudges in several places. She was made...

This is horrendous. Get a good lawyer. Contact your local state Ohio Representative, and the Ohio Attorney General's office. I, personally, would request a totally new vehicle equipped as yours is now.

OBVIOUSLY, the demand wasn't/isn't there. Also, I have been told they are easily read by RF readers.

Waaaah! Waaaah! Waaah! C B you should have purchased something else!

Cheese and Mice! Can the Wah! Wah's! on here find anymore trivial dog doo to complain about.

Whom is this so-called expert. Very few people are going to take a new car and drive it continuously over 75 mph for X hours. Neither are they going to drive at 20 mph fo Y hours. When my wife got her New Honda Accord in 1987 we drove it home 25 miles at a variety of speed, but most at 55 mph...

I sold industrial gauges by Ashcroft'; perhaps the best in the business. The typical run-of-the-mill gauge is pretty accurate in the 33% mid range arc of the gauge. A 100% accuracy gauge was a different build, and much more expensive. I happen to own an analog tire gauge given to me by...

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