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Fixed income boomer trying to flex on a budget truck forum. Obvious now that OP is just a troll with too much time.

You've made that painfully clear :ROFLMAO:

$70K isn't even that expensive for a luxury pick up. The average car sells for over $46K. The average full size pick up sells for over $58K. The average GMC sells for over $63K, which is higher than this Rivian after tax credits.

Wishing all you pre-October orders the very best tomorrow. If not, I'll get my popcorn ready before logging in.

Clear cookies and try again. Website working fine for me. According to reputable sources, the XLT Lux package now comes with a drop-in liner instead of spray-in. There's no indication that this affects the Lariat Lux package or the stand alone option though.

Since the Mav is a front-biased AWD, it might make sense to put the spare on the rear regardless of which tire goes out. Not sure if this is sound advice though. Any experts want to weigh in?

Both use parallel configuration with CVT. Very similar indeed. Two major advantages are efficient charging of battery with gas engine and smooth transitions between gas and electric.

I have enough sense and credit to finance the thing with very little (maybe 0) down with these interest rates to spread out the cost of what I want/need over many months. Not kidding.

My old Subaru had a donut with AWD and it was fine for the short drive home and then to the tire shop. The open diffs in the Mav should help with this too.

A few discussions about this already. Full size means it's not a donut spare. Tire size is smaller, but it's on a full size wheel.

I also drive a silver Toyota. I ordered Iconic Silver :sleep: I have a heavy foot. I need something that blends in with traffic. Also, yea, it's pretty good at hiding dirt.

I used to trash the drop-ins until using the OEM one in my Taco. Now I prefer them.

Toyota sells over 300K Rav4s per year. I don't think they can even make enough Mavs to compete.

Why not? Safety add ons for $500 seem like a no brainer.

How should I go about waiting for my order to get here? Survive and advance?

0. Don't want them messing with my delivery.

I dig the picture of the happy couple and their new truck. We should all hope to do the same.

These lists are a joke. Half of these models don't exist yet or have just started delivery very recently.

It's a selection on the shifter to increase the aggressiveness of the regenerative braking. Sometimes it's a button. This mode creates a noticeable drag on the car when you let off the accelerator, similar to what happens in a manual transmission.

Lack of empathy. People suck.