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Ford lincoln of Morgantown WV if you need a tremor.

I'd be careful buying in Florida if you're not from there. It's interesting how they try to tax you and make it difficult to deal with out of state buyers.

Initial quality = 1st 90 days fysa

I'm 36. Rebuilt a Model T and A with my dad before 16. I learned to drive on a manual ranger (don't know what year it was my grandpa's and I was 13). First car was a manual 1988 F150. I have a 2021 XLT Tremor

Any parts you want to sell?

When you say "tow" mode, do you mean? This may offer the best gas mileage.

Should we start a GA tremor owners group? I feel like we have enough by accident.

Just go to eastern Europe. They don't tip there.

Mine looks like flat gray in shade or bright sunlight. On an overcast day you can see the green or blue depending on the temperature

So without ethanol, these engines run more efficiently because they don't like ethanol. I found this in my old f150 3.5 eco and my wife's 3.5 eco explorer sport. I averaged 2 more mpgs per gallon on that engine without ethanol (89 v 89). I am using 93 ethanol free right now and I'm averaging...

White or cactus gray. Cactus gray hides dirt almost as good as the silver.

I would check out a guy on YouTube who has one with his ranger. He seems to like it a lot. Get Busy Living channel https://m.youtube.com/user/boomboxsteve If I were able to afford a topper, that's what I'd get. I always choose function over form if I have to.

Military or monastery. That's what my parents said. So you can pull all of their stuff with your truck when you send them away with that new tune. School investment.

This might be a good time to get into the car building business. I think I'll stick to these with no chips. BYOR It's much quicker to build with the wood bed.

Hopefully this isn't blasphemy: I wanted another F150. In the spring of 2020, I found a new raptor mid package for 54k near me. I couldn't pull the trigger because I was sentimental on the truck I owned (2012 f150 fx4 loaded with 150k) at the time because I keep my trucks. May be dumb now. Fast...

That's an interesting code. I would check your install around the battery, and then call the company.

I don't put ethanol in mine. So, where I live limits me to 90 or 93.

I agree with Phil. I mean how many Ridgelines are there out there and how many Ridgeline owners. You'd really have to want one to get one. It'd be hard to not have bias in the survey. Most people who need/use trucks for trucks aren't buying a car.

Must be another thing they eliminated from the 2021-2022 models.

Too bad they didn't give it a six foot bed and 4 doors. I don't really have 7 friends I could take anywhere.