Recent content by helifino16

Nobody gets this... That's just TOO many doors for a 'Bronco' or 'Mustang'.

Wow! I couldn't get '463' miles to empty unless I had 4-5 Home Depot buckets full of gas in the back??

Well, I've lived up in NY for many years and have adjusted to the driving habits of the prime examples I see on the road here (lol). So, I guess the one feature I use the least is (of course) the turn signals. (People should just know where I'm going and/or get outta my f-ing way!).

Nope.... Too many doors. That SLATE is looking better and better.

Isn't this what 'Mud & Ruts' is for?

I worry about Tailgaters all the time. I almost believe they are all taught to follow too closely in NY. (i.e. If you can count to three between you and the car ahead of you, you SHOULD move closer to get home quicker.)

Sounds like you need something like this:

Just say it was from a particularly rugged trail and wear it like a badge of honor.

Just one more step to completely eliminating any 2-door options across the entire brand. No wonder this new Slate truck is getting so much attention (over 150K pre-orders already).

This is how things are evolving on these 'connected' vehicles. I hear that other vendors are charging fees to activate pretty normal built-in features besides Navigation. (think like Self-driving, heads-up display, camera data capture, etc.)

Agreed - I believe that it came to about $80-90 for the year

While I don't have a 'back there' (you know except for the Dog), the (very inexpensive) paracord handles have served me well.

Not for me: So happy with my M&R light bar!

I went ahead and got it because I like that it's built-in and readily available. I agree that Google Maps and even Apple Maps would likely provide all I need, but I also like having the Home Automation (open/close garage, turn lights on/off, etc.) with the Alexa-enabled interface as well.

I drilled a couple holes in mine and threaded a short piece of Paracord that gives me a handle to lift out the tray.