I used to drive raptors a lot back when I was a Ford service advisor. I had all the mustang/raptors/ST guys coming to me. Anywho, every time I drove one of those trucks I felt empowered to run over everything in my path like I was driving Big Foot. Then I remembered it costs twice as much as my brand new 5.0 GT and…

Sadly, most of it is on point

Presumably he wouldn’t be driving at full tilt on public roads. The type of person who would is a dickhead, and would endanger us no matter what they were driving.

Or the giant ball of fire affected something in the parking brake cable, as well.

Glad to see they’re undeterred. That guy’s pants, though — full of deterred.

kinetic energy goes up with the square of the speed, so increasing speed by 13.8% (65-74) increases kinetic energy by 29.6%. that’s a lot.
it also lengthens stopping distances accordingly and reduces reaction time margin.

You would be wrong.

It’s a jeep thang you wouldn’t underthtand.

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For some guys, firm isn’t what it used to be.

Hmmm...

Honda turned the Pilot into a chromed blob, with all the revulsion of a minivan...

SVT doesn’t exist anymore. It’s Ford Performance now. Also, the Raptor may likely get some F150 incentives later on because it’s FAR from being the most expensive trim package on the F150, nor is it meant to be a limited production vehicle. The Platinum and Limited F150 both have a significantly higher starting MSRP.

I’m still hopeful that there will be a two door...hopeful, but also doubtful.

#sparednoexpense

Pretty sure Mustangs were plowing into crowds long before that:

How sad does your life have to be that you stand there holding your phone watching pricks leave cars and coffee. Esp. on line to get smoked by a dumbass.

That thing have a Mustang engine?

you can’t patent a concept - the “smartphone”. You have to actually patent an invention. The invention illustrated above is very different than the iphone.

Patent Examiner/ former Patent Attorney here: One day back at the firm, my managing partner called me into his office to let him know that someone had called him about filing a patent. This person had (sigh) been on a “vision quest” with a shaman, and taken hallucinogens which (sigh) caused him to travel forward in…