I'd bet that was an alcohol fueled, "hold my beer" jump.....But they jumped it on the commercial
That was insane though, peer pressure is a B$tch
The balance seemed pretty good for that far a jump, the most real general lee jump Ive seen.
they can look at how the vehicle has been driven like top speed, avg speed ect. but I don't know about location I wouldn't think so.Does the Ranger collect and share telematic data of your driving, locations, and basically everything you do in or around the vehicle? Asking for a friend![]()

What other light? That the driver gave into peer pressure?this sheds more light
Unfortunately, I'm constantly tracked. They even keep a report card on me that I can view on their website. . .and yes, I do want to go pedal to the metal from time to time, especially in my Corvette!What happens when you go offroad? No way I could handle them analyzing my driving all the time. Something like that may good for a work vehicle that is shared. You dont ever have the urge, to get down on it sometimes? I dont rag my vehicles, but I want to have fun once and while. I do go offroad a good amount, and that is pretty stressful for any vehicle.
That's essentially the same thing I've been saying this whole time which you didn't agree with. The dealers do the same thing.the unfortunate thing with the telematics for insurance purposes, there isn't always a clear picture on why some of your driving events get picked up.
that hard stop, that sudden turn, they can all be made fr a number of reasons, not just crappy driving skills. and the insurance companies dont distinguish between them
Movin' to Montana...Going to raise me some Dental Floss...
Best,
Phil Schilke
Ranger Vehicle Engineering
Ford Motor Co. Retired

Yes, it's very difficult not to want to let the engine "breathe" a little from time to time, especially since the engine has well over 400 HP.Even the vette?????????thats blasphemy against cars
Seriously though, I have respect for your discipline <---------------------Im not joking about that.