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After two years, with mostly mixed driving, and a couple of 200+ mile trips, I am averaging 40.8 mpg. I tried "econ" mode and it did not seem to make any difference.

I bought mine over two years ago on Amazon for about $20. I cleaned the area really well before application, and have had no problems. They are not faded. The picture made them look like that.

Todd, you might try Findlay Ford. They have a huge lot on the NW edge of Findlay.

I bought a jar of Turtle Wax Ceramic Wax with Graphene. Saved 30%.

No real pictures! No real truck. A 95% chance this truck will never be a reality. I remember the two person trike from @ 15 years ago. They supposedly had a plant..yada! Yada! yada! I often wonder how many suckers put a deposit down on that?!

I went moderate. Red Lettering on the taigate. An a red chrome strip on the front.

I have these on three vehicles, and they are stick-ons. I buy through Amazon, and the ones on our 2022 CR-V even have chrome to match the car's trim. Since I made sure they have genuine 3M adhesive I have had no problems with them sticking. They do add a bit of "wind whoosh", but most do that...

That is true. Toyota even gave a new 4Runner if they could not replace the frame, supposedly. Unfortunately, I traded mine in before that was offered.

I understand. At 73yoa my wife considers "roughing it" a motel/hotel room without a microwave or small refrigerator!

Have you looked into campers made for motorcycles to pull? They can be surprisingly spacious. They have lighweight, but waterproof tent materials. sometimes under bed storage, and offer zip-on rooms. For a bathroom use a pop-up stand alone shelter and a portable shower and sink.

I had my oil changed by a local shop yesterday, after my local dealership could not find my warranties, and three(3) free oil/rotation/general checkups I was told I had. The dealership is up to $149.00 per hour, and I was told it would be two(2) hours, plus they listed semi-synthetic oil. So, I...

I paid for mine in total the day I picked it up. My wife and I owe nothing except monthly pays. At seventy-three I like to stay busy too, but do appreciate some naps, movie and sports time on TV.

I wish you well with that,........but my best man has had two years of problems with his Ranger. Since he doesn't need the extra weight cabilities of the Ranger, he is considering going back to a Honda Ridgeline, of which, he has had four since their introduction.

Most of the things owners have done that have caused problems!

In Ohio the $500 would have to be listed as : additional dealer profit, or something similar . The document fee is ridiculous. That crap is all on computer, and is spit out like bad chewing gum!

2024 XLT Hybrid. Starting third year of ownership early June. Just under 5K miles; avg 40.8 mpg. Garage kept and winter stored on battery minder. It is only driven from May though October. Mostly a fun vehicle. I have not hauled much.

I recommend a battery booster. I keep one in each of my vehicles including my motorcycles, Modern batteries give little to no warning of impending failure. I did not buy a NOCO. Overpriced, due to their advertising.

I bought my 2024 Mav about two(2) years ago now. 4600 miles. No problems. It gets garage stored from November to May with battery tender.

It is most likely the hum that is being put in all electric and/or hybrids, so that pedestrians can hear your vehicle approaching.

I bought a Pigenus Sunshade for my 2024 Honda HR-V from Amazon. It has four layers, as opposed to one or two on competitors shades. It keeps the heat from transferring through the shade. The best part; it keeps the dark dash and steering wheel from getting hot. I don't really need one in Ohio...