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+ @stampede1 64 1/2s have value because the classic car market says they have value. Official registration documentation is superfluous. My wife's official MKC registration says its a "station wagon". That does not mean that any buyer actually thinks that the MKC is a wagon and not an SUV.

Sorry my post was supposed to read: "NOT just middle aged guys who are color blind." ...Meaning the younger crowd may be as well. Corrected.

It's Detroit. That is what it is like here. You should see it in August during Dream Cruise!

Blue and Blue. I don't see Black.

Agree. It made me nervous to cut and paste that into my browser.

Not just middle aged guys who are color blind.

There is a Ferrari there and a '65/66 Mustang fastback. The crowd is ignoring them and paying attention to the Red 4-door Bronco (*corrected, the 4-door was closer to the Mustang*). They are almost touching the Fastback Mustang behind them. Would make me nervous and annoyed if I owned that...

"Bronco stress" allows you to channel your energy into a superfluous thing. It eats up your "stress bandwidth" like watching sports or an intense movie/book does. That way, you are not stressed as much about things you cannot control and are more important. DISCLAIMER: I am not a therapist. I...

A mini-spare tire on a different vehicle is not the same as on a Bronco. You are not paying for a full wheel and tire on those vehicles. By not using your spare, it is not considered "new" when it is time to replace tires. It degrades to a certain extent just sitting there. So not using it...

If you rotate properly and often, that will not be a big deal. Being 1/16th off is not an issue. Being an 1/8 or more off is.

Incorrect. 1. You are wasting a tire that way 2. You will have replace your set of tires 20% quicker if you do that. 3. If you do need to use the spare, it will not be worn down correctly and make your ride more uncomfortable.

The correct answer is G. Less complicated than F. And YES YES YES, you do need to rotate that 5th tire, your tires will last 20% longer that way. Do the math.

It's a 2 door, but I got a roof rack, so I am good at the supermarket or IKEA.

Thanks for the reminder. Low on Oat Milk. Need to get a couple of Beyond Burger Patties and some Falafel mix anyways.

That is just your personal opinion. I need to feel better about ordering the less practical 2-door. This thread serves that important purpose.

It's the "Mach-E is not a Mustang because it has 4-doors even through it can beat 78% of Mustangs on the track and at the 1/4 mile, but a 4 door Bronco is a Bronco even though it looks worse than a 2-door..." argument.

But then I will think you have eleven doors.

Mine has 1 door then.. or is it "one door"?

I watched him evolve over the past couple of years. He was a high school teacher before. He used to do "cost of ownership" videos. He pivoted to reviewing cars and his popularity exponentially increased. He does a great job and his wife has really mastered the camerawork. The videos are far more...

Ford has donated the vehicle. That is why 100% of the asking price is going to the charity. However, the winning bidder has to discount the "fair market value" of the vehicle for tax purposes. They cannot claim the whole thing as a tax write-off, because they got something of value. They use...