Others may remember my Frenchie "Pierre" shown here guarding my '20 Lariat, sadly I lost him to cancer last August...
Please welcome "Andre", an intact male who'll be one year old next week, he is just as faithful and a joy as Pierre was, but he is just a substitute, not a replacement.
No dog...
Just out of curiosity, I posted my 2020 Lariat 4x2 S/Cab for sale on FB marketplace for $40K (I paid almost $37K for it new).
I received so many responses (most of them scammers) that I removed the post.
Why $40K you ask?
The vehicle has just 455 miles on it, date stamped image of the...
Speaking of build quality, a relative just purchased a Model S Plaid sedan for some obscene amount of $$.
For what she paid for it the build quality was atrocious and unacceptable, numerous body panels were mis-aligned and the right front door had to be lifted slightly for it to latch properly...
Sound advice, however I'm almost certain the OTD price you were quoted will definitely change once you spring the trade in factor with them.
Here on Oahu (Honolulu) we've just 3 Ford dealers, when I was shopping for a 2019 one of them jacked up the price obscenely because of the truck being new...
In view of what you are asking for your '21 S/Cab, I don't think I'll be out of line to ask the same for my '20 S/Cab Lariat because of the fact that it's been driven all of 455 miles.
I special ordered it in mid August 2019 and took delivery on January 17, 2020, essentially it's been driven...
Entirely possible, however I question the financial wisdom on Ford's part in retooling to produce a S/Cab on an existing platform already in production, it seems like a major "faux pas" on their marketing research program.
Not that I doubt you, but it does seem odd that Ford would purposely...
For the hell of it, I visited Ford's website to build and price a 2024 Ranger, it seems as though the S/Cab has gone the way of the Unicorn...
Guess there won't be a "Ford In My Future" anytime soon, at least not a Ranger (and most definitely not a Maverick)!
For many years Hawaii residents would work with new car brokers and take delivery of a new vehicle in Oregon, drive it 1K miles (not hard to do at all) on the mainland then ship it back to Hawaii.
Once the vehicle was landed, it was considered a used car (because of the 1K mies) and taxed at a...
For sure the Hoosier slick does not rotate, not with that pillow bearing attached to it, my guess is that the bottom of the slick is hollowed out, with the actual drive tire rotating within...
There is a saying in Hawaii used particularly when playing billiards, but it easily applies to this gem.
"Drunk no count"
I'm wondering how many beers "Bubba" consumed while he designed this engineering marvel and how many more during the hapless minivan's transformation.
Quite a few, I'd...
To this day the 3 major manufactures of dog kibble still experience recalls in one way or another.
They are:
Mars Corporation
Nestle Purina
Hill's Pet Nutrition