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I bought a LTZ Silverado in 2014, this thing has been sold for a few years now....I still get emails of new recalls. I don't think it matters honestly regarding a first year or x year vehicle. There may and will be problems and personnel will figure it out. However, the recalls do wear on your...

Similar to....You we see it by Spring 2021, but it is delivered on June 3rd. "We said Spring, promises kept."

i like their content, sure they could be jaded against companies/brands. However, it is up to the user to judge, putting stuff on the internets in the public takes some stones. Hashtag, do your thing or not.

I don't want or need the screens that are present in many of the lux vehicles today (I am looking at you Tesla/Audi/Volvo). I think there are some basics that are minimum attributes for a vehicle to be produced in 2020. 60 grand is some sturdy cash, and yes it is not 90 grand and a Land Cruiser...

I am looking forward to taking the Wildtrak out to Arizona and hitting the desert, and I want to punch it.

I remember the first time arriving at a Ford plant in a work truck Toyota...they made us park at the gate and walk a half mile to the plant. LOL!

Usually in Detroit on the Lodge Highway, we would just give each other the finger, if you were not driving a domestic vehicle.

Episode 1 was really interesting and enjoyable, and I am looking forward to Episode 2. There is great value in listening to podcasts that actually tell you some history and facts, versus feelings and opinions. This is more on the history/fact side.

In the words of Kramer from Seinfeld, 'Giddy Up Buddy!"

I like the Squatch idea and some sort of National Park badging or custom selection - even if it fairly small on the vehicle.

These videos are not what the PR folks would want to be leaked that's for damn sure, "oh boy, that is some body damage".

After getting rid of a Double Cab LTZ Silverado...the 4 Door bronco will seem like wide open spaces. I still get yelled about that purchase from the Mrs.

I bought some 'gear', the hooded sweatshirt runs a bit tight but the vest seemed sized right. It gives me an incentive to not have that second beer.

We're going to turn it into our America F'yeah cross-country rambler. It will be pulling a utility trailer with the additional cargo, ground tent, bikes, and potentially kayaks with a tent on the top. It won't see store parking lots that is for sure, unless we are hitting up supplies on the...

It is too bad the numbers are capped, however I'll be happy getting a WildTrak upgraded regardless.