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MY23 XLT Eco. Haven’t experienced any such noises or anomalies.

I have read a number of threads where owners of Mavericks and others, are getting more MPG than is advertised. Myself included. Years ago, it used to be the opposite? ISpecifically, we couldn’t attain the MPG that the OEM’s were specifying. it must have something to do with the onslaught of...

Thank you, Bighap.

I picked up my Atlas Blue XLT, 2.0 AWD baby last Saturday, and after one week I love it. Getting an average of 28.8-29.2 MPG. Very pleasantly surprised on that note. Drives nice, handles well on dry and wet roads, and has peppy pick up when called upon. I’m 60 and have been an F-150 owner...

Roger that, my friend. I wish you the best, amigo. Hopefully you get your new baby sooner rather than later.

The big three should always have ALWAYS have a contingency plan on how to deal with work stoppages/ strikes. It’s part of their respective business. They deal with the UAW day every day. The UAW has telegraphed their demands and have been pretty forthcoming about it. They have struck at the...

Salaried workers (white hats, supervisors, management) can cross the picket lines, but they are few and far between. It can take hours and hours for them to get there an make a 1/2 mile move of a transport.

No. But they are protected from crossing the picket lines of other unions without punitive actions against them (they can’t be written up) for refusing to cross another union’s picket line.

Yes. The production lines at Hermosillo should keep humming along without issue. The UAW strike is about as bothersome to them as a cloudy day. The wrinkle occurs when you look at logistics-parts delivery and product delivery. The Teamsters and Rail Workers will honor the work stoppages of...

From my past experience with this nonsense, the unified Teamsters and Rail workers will honor the picket lines of the other unions and will not cross them. Salaried workers of the various transportation companies are exempt from this stipulation and will cross the lines to make deliveries, but...