how about a slide out bed extender tray that would let you extend the back end by another 3-4 feet? Be great for longer things like a kayak or longer wood products.
yep - just 4 more payments to pay off my '22 xl at 3 percent interest :} Having a low interest is absolutely the best. Went from making regular repair$ on my old (No a/c) '03 gas guzzling Aviator to carefree economical fun driving in my Mav - a 'life changing' experience!
too bad they don't have a tool to test out all of their software in a day or two and do the fixes and tweaking before it's released to the public and instead seem to rely on 'in production' faults and then take forever (if at all) to come up with resolutions.
I have 3 close friends who are under 25 - they all bought/leased EVs and every one of them can't wait to either trade it in or for the lease to be done so they can buy a hybrid . They had 'no fun' charging them up in the cold Michigan winters and having to pony up for pricier quick charging was...
They must have used a different research team or possibly they determined that the ROI wasn't substantial enough to add that to their line. Of course it appears that they all used the same firm that told them that there's a high demand here in the states for EVs and they need to all get in on...
well yeah they offered it but they were way off in their estimates, when hybrids were the overwhelming choice they were caught flat footed. How did their market research not understand that potential customers would be choosing that over the ECO by a large margin? If the research didn't pick...
makes you wonder about how their marketing research missed that. Ford was also surprised how buyers would jump in on hybrids, they thought the ECO would be the preferred engine.
Still funny how companies are all catering to the young and mid crowds, the youngsters claim to not have any money, the mids are struggling to get by, the boomers have the money and most are willing to spend it yet they don't seem to have many suitors coming at them with products that they'd...
sems like it's slower to accelerate and I notice a difference in a/c cooling - doesn't blast out as cold (yeah I like it cold) as when in normal mode. Also when I try to 'gun it' it doesn't feel as quick as in default.
Eh, it's a more enjoyable ride when you leave it in the default mode, I've had mine 3+ years and I get 45 Mpg+ pretty much all the time - you might eek about another couple MPGs which might be $100 in gas savings a year but, really, it's better to just drive the darn thing and have an enjoyable...