The cake may be a lie, but it's still better than the pie.
Pie is a scam made up by the parenting industry in order to trick children into eating more fruit.
Except chocolate pie (if you can convince people not to put meringue on it) and pecan pie. Those are awesome.
No. Once you put...
I really like the Lightning Blue they're putting on the Ranger. I think it would look amazeballs on the Bronco.
If not that, then pretty much any medium to dark blue would do fine by me.
Then again, for a trail rig, I've thought about covering the bottom 1/4 or 1/3rd with spray-on bedliner to...
After I paid off that vehicle (2001 GMC Sonoma), I didn't use credit again for years.
When I decided it was time to trade it off, I ran my credit reports (you can do that for free once per year) and one of the reporting agencies was basically like "Who are you?" and the others were like "What...
If you have bad credit or no credit, you'll get raked over the coals when you go to finance a vehicle (I paid 18.25% interest on my first vehicle, because I had no credit).
You can build credit with a secured credit card. Get one with a low balance, pay it off every month, and you'll be...
I've said elsewhere on the forum, I'm not trading off my pickup truck for an SUV. I need a pickup truck. I want an SUV.
The Bronco would be a secondary vehicle for me.
I won't be able to pay cash for a Bronco anytime soon, which means financing. I probably won't have enough of a down...
I've always thought that 84 month car loans were capital R Retarded.
Heck, I felt stupid for taking a 66 month note on my Tundra.
Still, at 0% interest, I might could be talked into an 84 month note. Of course, I'd first have to be convinced that the vehicle would last at least twice that...
1. Figure out where to mount an Alien Gear Cloak Dock and Cloak Tuck holster (hopefully the center console is conducive to this).
2. Figure out where to put a SecureIt FastBox that is accessible but not in the way.
Currently driving a 2011 Toyota Tundra Double Cab with a shade over 130,000 miles on the clock. I'm not worried about it. I'm more worried about being able to actually afford a new Bronco without having to trade off the truck. I need a pickup truck. I could get by with less pickup truck than...
I don't blame you. 7% does seem a bit...aggressive?
But you seem like a fair and reasonable guy (yes, I'm assuming your gender), so I figured you'd at least try to get us the best deal you could, hence why I mentioned you.
The Ranger has a knob/dial similar to the one pictured here. You use the knob to select 2H/4H/4L, and I believe that there's a button in the middle of it that brings up the terrain mode menu.
My mom's XTerra has a knob. The Toyota Tundra uses a knob (which mine doesn't have, because it's 2WD...
It looks to me like it's the knob right behind the shifter, similar to how it's done on the Ranger.
I've been seeing some guys over at the Ranger 5G forum complaining that it's too easy to bump that knob into 4H, so hopefully the Bronco gets some detents that keep the knob in place until an...
I like this idea, although I'm sure I couldn't afford to make that sort of financial commitment by the time the BroncoBronco is released. I'm going to see about stuffing more pennies into my piggy bank anyway.
Also, shouldn't we be also be pestering the board's resident Ford dealer...
I can get 18 MPG in my Tundra if I'm easy on the skinny pedal, but it's a 2WD Double Cab with the 4.6L V8...and I'm not always easy on the skinny pedal.
Also, all these posts going back and forth about which EcoBoost the Bronco will get, how much y'all want a hybrid or a diesel, or the Coyote...
It exists, and I have enough Ford stock to take advantage of it, although I haven't tried to use it yet.
There is a math problem here, though.
Ford's stock is at $7.89/share right now (which is, naturally, lower than what I paid for mine, because f%&$ me), which means that 100 shares would set...