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Never had a truck before and won't want a cap most of the time. But for trips...would be so handy. Anyone here lift their cap to roof of garage and then drop down to install when needed? How hard these typically to install?

I think it goes away on the non-hybrid models

The real question is will I spoil the experience by reading the manual early when it gets posted online? Yes... Probably

And especially a lot of pictures if not allowed

Go with @Dealerinsider and you don't need a deposit period.

The 12v is under the back seat in the hybrid

I thought it was dumb on my wife's explorer until the collision alert legitimately saved me one time. I was hitting the answer call button on Android auto when the definte would be collision would have taken place. How is that not worth the ~$500 is basically my rationale

Yeah, definitely depends are what you are doing and where you are going. I also don't want to inconvenience other drivers. But yeah, I find I naturally do in it when "it's right". I could get 63mpg on the way to work in my gen 3 Prius (which gets 50 normally). To me it was a bit of a game but...

Actually it becomes complete muscle memory....kids today would make that comment about a stick shift...but once you got the hang of that....how often did it even cross your mind?

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Or light reading when waiting to pick kids up from soccer

Whenever I acquire a (new to me) car, I read the owner's/driver's manual front to back. I like to know every bit of detail about my car. It honestly shocks me when people have such nice cars and don't know how to operate half their features. Anyone else in the same boat as me? Disclaimer. By...

Just wait until you learn about pulse and glide (prevent Regen and effectively have something like neutral). will take a while to get a feel for that transition point. Effectively, you don't want power flowing in either direction. I actually like to accelerate moderately hard about 5mlh over...

It's a good thing you didn't offer him lays or doritos, because I heard there's a chip shortage

For context, my buddy runs a tire shop and says they have to order so many new sensors for customers when they use those fix cans. The sensors are very expensive...

If you want to run your tire pressure monitoring sensors, go ahead and use that fix a flat

All from his allocation, not all orders

Okay cool, thanks for the info, I'm glad to be included in those numbers then!

Can someone explain to me what this means exactly, since we've only had one week of actual scheduling? What does verified order mean?

Just for completeness, I just want to point out that I don't think any of the caveats you pointed out applied to chapman, I'm not sure about the other ones