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Reading this makes me so glad that I picked a career I never want to retire from.

I’ll just call this one the Slate Bronco.

But wait… And then a few moments later…

I only watched on mute but my guess is Florida.

Not mad at all about getting everything I wanted and nothing I didn’t want in my ‘21. Never selling. Never buying another one.

How old are you?

“Kids, I finally got the Bronco overloaded, hop in with mom and the family dog while I demonstrate natural selection.”

Screenshots have been around for about 20 years now.

This is probably the best post ever posted in the Member Marketplace.

Was about to ask the same question. If Squatch passes, I’m in.

I wouldn’t drive that if you paid me. It screams, “Please look at me, I’m a child in an adult body with no taste, bad finances, and I’m still stuck on neon.”

I’ve seen part numbers for Raptor style steps. You can order them from the parts department. Not cheap but possible.

Not a single one would take this case. There’s no money in it. Sounds like you’re referring to fraud in the inducement. Take a look at any Retail Sale Installment Contract; after the first two pages, there are four or five more pages that no one reads. Might help. Sounds specific. Mind...

Great now there’s a thread about the thread I’ve been avoiding for years.

What was the sticker price four years ago at zero miles?

We’re back to believing the automotive press. You may have noticed that the states of NC and SC have hundreds of millions of dollars invested in Scout and there’s a factory that costs billions which is not just a figment of everyone’s imagination. The ship has already left the port.

It would sell very well. Ford probably saw that Scout is about to eat their lunch in the adult market. No more camo interior lol

That’s how markets work. How would you like to pay the government for someone else to drive a V12 polluter simply because the market wouldn’t support their desire?

I’m not saying there’s no future for BEV. The market seems to be saying, though, that unless your name is Tesla, stay in your lane. Ford figured that out belatedly, but they figured it nonetheless. Options are great; telling Americans the only vehicle they can have is an electric one (à la...

Seems like the market has spoken. For the past twenty years. Now that there’s no government incentive, the language is clear.