I'm with this guy. After living most of my life with payments and debt, I finally achieved a debt free status a few years ago. I'm not super wealthy and I've sacrificed a lot to get to this point, but the feeling of having no payments outside of utility bills is incredibly freeing and removes...
The 2.3L Ecoboost came out in 2015.
Follow this link and click on 2.3L in the contents section to see all the vehicles in which it has been used.
There are only three common issues with the 2.3L Ecoboost.
-One was only in early Focus RS where they had a head gasket issue due to accidentally...
Oddly enough, I dropped back to a BB to get away from the MGV & washout floors after spending a day in a BL at Off-Roadeo. MGV looks and feels nice but it's noticeably warmer than cloth and living in Vegas that was enough for me to give up the washout interior.
It's been said before and I'll say it again; all these aftermarket options are definitely cheaper than the factory tow IF you only want/need the 4-pin connector. If you have or intend to get any trailer with trailer brakes, which is pretty much any trailer over 1,000 lbs and definitely any...
I know you said you don't like it, but if you go into Apple CarPlay and simply select your GPS option, that's all you see on the screen. You don't have to look at all your available apps or the multi-screen. If you only have the GPS app selected it wouldn't be any different than navigation from...
I actually prefer Husky liners to Weathertech and will be purchasing a set of their Weatherbeater floor mats as soon as I take delivery of my Bronco. $150 for the full set. They also make a set called X-Act Contour which are softer and a little more "upscale" feel but I prefer the robustness of...
Then you are obviously dealing with an honorable dealership(s). Were you required to make a deposit on the orders? If so, was there associated paperwork with the deposit?
The number of people who have "ordered" a Bronco and did not get a Retail Buyer's Order & Invoice from the dealership blows my mind. It is literally your invoice from the dealer (signed by you and the sales manager) that lists all taxes, fees, etc. and the out the door price you agree to pay...
For those that don’t know, honeycomb cardboard is the standard “body” for this type of construction as it’s both strong and light when used in this way. If you take a fiberglass bed topper off a truck and cut it in half with a sawzall you’ll find the same material.
Ford never manufactured aluminum body panels until 2015 and that year it was only on the F150s. The Super Duty's got aluminum bodies in 2017.
I had to edit this as I was wrong about hoods. They started making those out of aluminum in '95.
That info seems to be common sense to me. Why would you ever, in this day and age, not have a signed document listing the specifics of a deal valued in the tens of thousands of dollars?