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We placed an order at the local dealer, but they said the ordering portal was closed. This was about February. Said might get order placed in August. Hoping Toyota will come out with their hybrid Stout in the meantime. If another outfit comes out with same size or smaller pickup in hybrid, I...

About 2 or 3 months ago, I was offered $15.6k for our 2013 Miata. Sold it to a guy from Louisville, Kentucky for $16k. A couple days ago, they emailed a $16.6k offer.

Our Maverick order won't go in until August. Hoping for maybe Ram or Toyota alternatives by then. The Ram 700 would suit us fine.

Our 1982 Rampage, one of our 2 most favorite trucks (incl. 1997 Tacoma). Least favorite were the 1992 Ranger and current 2005 Tacoma.

Ridgeline is obese at 4,500 #.

The Ridgeline is obese, 1k # heavier than then Maverick and our extracab Tacoma.

Yeah. Attach in rear seat belt. In the Tacoma, we have a netting at the back. Could secure it there. Plan to move the netting to new Maverick.

Went with Lariat to get 2 side heat/AC and lux package to get heated seats to be same as our Mazda3. Checking into getting Homelink. Can possibly get with a Bronco sun visor with the buttons to replace the one on the Lariat.

Hoping to replace both 2016 Mazda3 loaded 6M and 2005 Tacoma.

Keeping track of remotes and battery changes is too much of a hassle.

Thanks. Will verify my Lariat has power to its sun visor and have the sales guy double check this. $341 is 1% of the value of the vehicle. $418.83 is not too much. Think we paid a tad more than this to add a board to our gate's circuit board to allow the Mazda homelinks to work.

I'm not interested in Homelink's auto dimming mirror, just want the gate/garage buttons. Got info on those with buttons and included battery from searching the forum. Found out one of the Bronco trims includes 3 Homelink buttons built into the sun visor on the driver's side. Does the Maverick...

I'm hoping they'll go for a Rav4 or Corolla hybrid base with a bed replacing the trunks. Latest Youtube video just a few days old says otherwise now. Maybe more like ecoboost drive train.

One of our top favorites among 4 pickups we've had was our 1982 Dodge Rampage.

I was surprised. RAM is tops in reliability.

Will take some getting used to. Will be good for the wife who has only ever driven stick shift. She has jerked an automatic shift down into L when taking off when we rented cars.

Had heard about the Santa Fe, but it was not on my radar because it could not be obtained with stick shift. My wife saw a Maverick one day driven by a guy looking in the neighborhood. She fell in love with it and said she was going to have to adapt to use of an automatic. (She thought my days...