I was fortunate that the first one was on my 1992 Crown Vic, and it hit the plastic bumper. Could have been worse. The 2004 F150 got hit in the front fender, dented and chipped so I ended up fixing that myself, blending the color and clearing the whole fender.
That's the Toyota Hilux
They say under 30k, until they land in dealerships and the laws of supply and demand kick in.
you better believe it,when I had a tour of the local "correction system" my Wife and Daughter went shopping for 2 nice used compact cars( maybe wasn't even used) the punk at the local Toyota"stealership wouldn't even talk to her so they went to the Nissan dealership on the other road and came back with 2 very nice used"Civics" these cars served beyond expectations ,Wife called manager at "stealership" and informed him what happened,result was smart guy lost His job I have had similar experiences.
Yeah really, then if they launch as a 2027 later this year, no matter how good they are Ford still gets two years to outsell the 2 year wait list... not that the Mav launch was any better, but was into more of a vacuum... apart from the ppl willing to pay the 15k markup for the single vehicle allocated to each dealer..
