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I don't know about his but at my local dealer, it's ~2%-3%. Just enough that next time, I'm paying by check.

Allweather mats stay in. So do tools including hatchet & shovel. I just got a new fleece sleeping bag that will stay in the truck.

You can ask Mountain View Ford in Chattanooga how much Ford Corporate won't do. They were the closest dealer when I had an electrical problem due to a fumble fingered wrench monkey on the side curtain airbag recall. It took them two months to run it down. They agreed that I shouldn't be...

Go with the vehicle that fits you best. The only mechanical problems I've had were the front axles & replaced 12v battery after four years. (I don't count where the ham handed wrench monkey damaged the wiring during the airbag recall as a mechanical problem.) Yes, I would buy another one if...

I kept my first new vehicle (1500 GMC pickup) until I needed something more reliable to drive 600 miles a week when I returned to college at 11 years old & 100k+miles. The replacement for it was a 2006 Camry Hybrid. It made it 16 years & 130k miles until it started to nickel & dime me on...

They're OK. Wish it was stiffer on the long sides. They flex enough that the shelf falls in. The bracket also sticks out enough to be in the way if you want to haul plywood.

First mod was all weather floor mats. Again? I either had them ordered before the truck came in or within the first week! I won't have a vehicle without them since I got them for my '07 Camry.

Nothing. My water mug sits on top of it. It just fits side to side & can slide less than an inch front to back.

I had a set of all weather mats on order almost before I got the truck home. They've held up great for four years.

Then they couldn't charge $$$ to tell you what the codes mean.

Been There, Done That in an '86 S10. NOT fun. It will turn you from "I wear my seat belt because I'm supposed to" to a TRUE BELIEVER in the worst sense of the words.

They have. It's called Torx Plus Tamper Resistant. Five lobes with a pin in the middle.

Because the Jeep is doing the miles continuous. Regular hybrids mix short distances of gas & electric as required by power demand & battery state of charge.

Ah. All mine have worn the head off.

What's the flathead for? The rest is basic tools to keep in the vehicle.

That's the .22LR. The 42 is a .380. 9mm is the 43.

Deep sleep

I had a spare key made & kept it in my wallet. For a while, they had a set that was the size of a credit card but thicker out of plastic. It wouldn't hold up for regular use but was perfect for when you locked the keys inside.

Worst case, use something similar to these (https://www.harborfreight.com/nut-and-bolt-extractor-set-9-piece-70921.html) or (https://www.harborfreight.com/38-in-drive-sae-bolt-extractor-socket-set-9-piece-70709.html). They won't tighten it back but will get it out assuming it's normal right hand...

He might even help with the project.