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Or the question to be addressed might be , "Do owners of fully electric trucks regret their decision?"

My last short trip around town got me 58 MPG. End of debate for me.

I use a piece of scrap 2x2 wood, bolted to the pre-drilled holes ion the bed.

Just curious, how many oil changes have you done in 47,000 miles.

I barely have 4,700 miles on my 2025 XLT Hybrid AWD Mav. :cwl: :crackup:

This is leaning towards Off Topic, but every historical price more than a few years old should be adjusted for inflation: House prices, salaries, stock market prices, on and on.

20 years ago would have been 2006. One of my previous co-workers had a 1970s Mav and I parked next to it every day.

If the article featured a 20 year old Mav, would it be on topic? Oh wait, they didn't make Mavs 20 years ago. :cwl:

From X @silvertrade 20 year old Ranger for $10,995?

Nothing fancy, just low cost add-ons with scrap wood, sealed with Spar Varnish. The upper wood rails and D-rings on the sides are for extra tie-down points. I wanted to "indent" the D-Rings away from the tonneau cover clamps. The lower wood rails will be used for attaching 2 1/2 foot tall...

Drafting an 18 wheeler tractor-trailer is probably even better, right?

So far, most of my miles have been short trips around town on local roads maybe 25 miles at a time or stop and go in city traffic. I'm heading out on vacation for my first long freeway trip, about 700 miles each way. Anything I need to keep an eye on, or drive in a particular method or drive...

I have these on my Nissan Rogue, and coincidentally they are the exact size for the 2025 XLT Hybrid. AWD: 225/65-17. Great traction in the snow. And now on sale at Wallymart for incredible $78 a piece...

Interesting. Thanks. I didn't even know there was a Test mode.

Even the automatics I've driven lately, Nissan, Honda and Mitsubishi, have had tachs.

I really wish the Mav had a tach to see exactly how high the engine is revving going down a long steep hill, which I drive almost every day.

If someone can set me straight, two questions please. 2025 XLT AWD hybrid. When the EV coach says "Charging," is the vehicle actually being powered by the batteries or by the ICE? When going down a long, steep hill, and assuming the EV batteries are already charged to the max, the Coach says...

Mini-Mav? Kinda like Mini-Me? :cwl:

And the Head Honchos of the auto workers unions make out like bandits, too.

And the Daihatsu Rocky.