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FB is where the losers go. Just sayin'

I got free oil changes from Ford. I do it myself because I trust my dealer as far as I can spit a rat. A live rat that's clinging to my face for dear life. YMMV

Engine is the same. Tune is a bit different. Gen 2 was detuned to limit torque at lower rpms because rear springs on gen 2 are shit.

Late 2019, so the 2020s should be good.

Then there are those who routinely go 100 or more miles away from the nearest civilization. Range anxiety is real.

Agree probably bad gas. For future reference - Your truck doesn't feel wind chill. Only the ambient temperature is important.

You're wildly optimistic. Nothing wrong with that, but I wouldn't invest much money on the premise. Yes, electronics improves exponentially. But batteries are chemistry. That improves much more slowly. And once you find a big improvement, you have to design, build, and debug a factory. And then...

Perfect!

I wonder whether the Carfax is going to heal. Seems a lot to sweep under the rug, but money talks.

No way they totaled that. A little PDR and an hour with the buffer and it's as good as new. :)

You're not? Oh ... wait ... half are women and they mostly won't suck díck. Got it. ;)

Ignore these classless clowns. I have an excess of style. I will give you $50 cash for it if you drive it out to Colorado. Cash. In your pocket. Probably the best deal you can hope for. Better move quickly before I stop feeling so generous. :)

FTFY :)

I know. I've been down them both. Only dangerous if wet and slippery.

Yup! And eight years to pay! Free money! Woo hoo! :D

I've owned two Toyotas. One was amazing. I had to do real maintenance every 30k, yes, but I got 145k trouble-free miles. The second was a huge disappointment. The front hubs were a bad design, they howled like a monkey getting reamed every time it got really cold. Toyota told me it was normal so...

And you don't have Ford corporate involved? That's ridiculous.

Two plus miles, 7% used? If 80% of battery capacity is actually usable, that's 25 miles per charge. Wow. I think I would have more than a bit of range anxiety.

Forums concentrate complaints. Everyone wants help, wants to vent, etc, the second anything goes wrong. If I had a dime for every first-time poster complaining of a problem, I'd have so many dimes they wouldn't fit in my garage. You can show your buddy this from the January 2024 Consumer...

The new Tundras rank below Ford in reliability.

Wait. I thought Schaefer Trail was the most dangerous. :rolleyes:

Hadn't thought about that. Do you think that the clutch would affect it?

But if it happened on road, you were using it improperly. Abuse is not covered. Sounds like a lose/lose for the customer unless the dealer is willing to defraud Ford. Happily, that's 90% of dealers. For some value of Happily.

That was from the summer. It's all white outside here as well. See the pipe moving photo. :)

Dude, the salesman said so. After accounting for the $50k trade for the '20 and the deduction because it's a business expense. Sounds right. $198k - $50k - $30k = $118k. And the loan at 15%? Free money! :)