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Math pop quiz: You can buy a 2022 truck that costs 30k MSRP and has a 5k ADM. Assuming a constant MSRP only adjusted for 8.5% inflation year over year, if you wait 5 years to buy your truck at MSRP in 2027 how much more will it cost to buy that same truck in 2027? Extra Credit: What will your...

Looks cool... but the nitpicker in my has to take issue with the "no moving parts" description. In my industry, sealed roller bearings are a moving part.

Whenever I look over and see another pickup driver next to me all I can think is, "What a sucker!" I got all the truck-functionality I need without all of the size I don't - with a cabin that will easily rival any midsize offering. It's no F-150 Limited or Platinum on the inside, but it's...

Lots of "4x4" trails that can be tackled with a FWD. The problem is if you get in just a little over your head you're toast.

Avoiding the wait - 5-10k ADM That picture - Priceless

Didn't watch the video because I can already tell you the AWD with 4K tow is going to be faster. If the intelligent AWD screen on the display cluster is to be believed the EB-AWD puts down power to all 4 wheels under hard acceleration unless you're well over 30MPH. Add in a difference in gear...

Gat holder KEL-TEC P-32 - 7+1 shots in 32ACP Blackhawk! pocket holster 2 one inch sections of double sided tape

Gat holder KEL-TEC P-32 - 7+1 shots in 32ACP Blackhawk! pocket holster 2 one inch sections of double sided tape

Adaptive cruise control is worth every last penny, even if you have to add it aftermarket and hack your truck. I bought the Lariat trim specifically for ACC and lane centering. I've found that it takes a lot of the aggravation out of driving on the highway. 100% worth it in rush hour.

Don't blame Ford. They're victims of the planed, orchestrated chaos inflicted on our supply chains and social fabric over the last 2 years. These are the results that should have been predictable to anyone with 2 brain cells. Unfortunately the corporate media establishment cheerleaded our...

Unfortunately this forum is full of d-bags who get some unearned sense of superiority based on what they paid for an item. Literally anytime anyone pays above MSRP on this forum you get a chorus of smug jack wagons chiming in how much smarter their purchasing decisions are than the OP. Mods...

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2023 especially if it's a hybrid

How to hypermile? However you want. Just don't do it in front of me. ;) I'm all for driving sensibly and using strategies to improve fuel mileage.... some folks take it too far though. HURRY UP OR GET OUT THE WAY.

I hope your situation turns out for the best... ... but it sounds like these circumstances are a perfect storm for getting jerked around by the dealer.

Nice. A build date is a good start. In theory it should only take a day or two to build.... in practice... well, I hope it gets delivered before you hit the 12 month mark.

No one can tell you exactly how common it is but my observations are... Those who attempt to buy a vehicle off a lot almost always pay ADM for a Maverick. * Those who placed an order with their dealer and have a signed order form with a price on it tend to get their vehicle for the price on...

How are your cash reserves doing? The only way I'd buy an extended warranty is if I thought the only way I could afford to pay for repairs is if I did it on a month to month basis. Hypothetically, if you had to replace the transmission, engine or other pricey component would you be able to do...

That all seems fair. Personally, I'm a little sour on Toyota's based on a 2002 Corolla I had. Transmission died in the low 100,00's (maybe 120k?). Sad thing is I bought it used from a family member and only put like 10,000 miles on it before it died.

I have a decidedly negative opinion about a non-functional hood scoop. That said, it does look kind of cool. 🤷‍♂️