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and the truck in this discussion, is not an "EREV". There will be other vehicles for that, but not this one.

Range Extender? They have that now. it's called the Maverick Hybrid......

and I've fallen and I can't get up Buttons.......

A deposit is not a purchase. Cancel the order, get your deposit back and go buy what you want.

Wrong. There are plenty of new ones on the lot and you can still "Configure" a New 2026 model year on their website. They days may be numbered but new ones aren't gone yet.

You say that like the US doesn't heavily subsidies (Insert Industry Here). Most of the Unfair Items you describe above are regularly used in these United States Today. Hypocrisy Much?

Yeah yeah, but we got Wegmans Here!

wrong again, they are not here because of punitive tarrifs. They are sold in Europe NOW, which has High safety standards,

Europe has much higher safety and emissions standards than the USA does and yet the Chinese are moving in fast in Europe. Safety is not an argument as each local/domestic market sets the standards and the Chinese would have to meet it to compete in said markets. As far as working conditions...

Any Chinese Car sold in the US Market would by definition, have to meet US Safety Standards. Your argument using safety is a non-starter here.

um, the Gov is selected by the public.....That's how it works. It's not a direct democracy..

no clue in your bio, which state is that?

Ford and Mercury shared Dealerships. Hyundai and Kia never did that. Hyundai and Kia have separate stock listings on the Korean Stock Exchange. As such they have different boards of directors that they report to. Different Product and Management teams. They report their audited financials...

Yet Ford is the Winner every Year of # of Trucks Manufactured and Sold, Not GM. Seems you can't buy a new Kia at a Hyundai Dealership, and you can't buy a new Hyundai at a Kia Dealership. Seems they have their own product lines and make their own marketing decisions. Your Ignorance...

So how does that affect their offering 10 Year / 100,000 Mile Warranties????

Subaru could and should compete in this space, but only if it is a Hybrid or Plug-In Hybrid, and they get that from Toyota. Automakers can't compete in every space in the market but they also tend to be a bit myopic. I would have bought the SC had it a Good Performing (MPG) Hybrid Option...

KIA does that too

How about the Cheapest (Lowest Price) Top Tier Gas?

The calculations made by the computer in the car are almost useless if you want accuracy on a whole tank of gas. The only way to achieve that accuracy is to take number of miles driven, divided by gallons of gas used, usually best done fillup to fill up. I can get my dash gage to read 75 MPH...

50 MPG? I Hightly Doubt that. High, sure, but 50, that's not happening.