The current Jeep Wrangler is notorious for loose fuses. Why can’t manufacturers or suppliers get this stuff correct from the factory? Customers are not expected to find the fuse box and check on the seating of fuses upon purchase.
2024 will definitely bring another price increase.
A base mode 2023 V6 Raptor is now $78,670 w/destination. We are only $1,330 away from a $80k MSRP for a base Raptor.
Hello. I just sent the dealership a message regarding a Raptor custom order at MSRP. All of my local SoCal Ford dealerships are greedy with $10-$15k ADM and I don’t want to go out of state. Thanks…BaseRaptor
Wow. I can’t imagine the frustration you are going through.
Me? I would not accept a brand new $80k truck it’s been in a transporter collision and then repaired.
I would entertain purchasing IF the dealer throws in a complimentary 100k mile bumper to bumper extended warranty with no...
My 2022 XLT Lightning has perfect shut lines. All gaps, body styling lines and window trim alignment are spot on. It must have been assembled on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday:)
We are in the infancy stage of battery technology right now.
We will look back in 2032, a short 10-years from now, and get a chuckle at the range, weight and humungous size of early battery packs installed in vehicles.
The 392 16-plug V8 Hemi is hard to pass up. The exhaust rumble alone is worth the price if admission. Rumors are 2023 may be the last year of Rubicon 392 production.
I would purchase the 392 and make a decision on what to keep after your Raptor arrives. Every 392 owner can’t keep the grin of...
The rumor is that Ford is tying executive compensation to a smooth Lightning rollout. I heard the new Lightning is getting #1 priority for chips and parts. Ford messed up the Bronco and Explorer rollouts and leadership was not pleased.
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