We have an previous gen currently. It’s been nothing but exceptional. 170k as of this morning, nothing but normal maintenance and wear items. 

My friends have had nothing but excellent luck with theirs.

Sharp looking, but the new Expedition will get my money over this all day long.

We have one and I hate it. The battery life is terrible, and you’re emptying the bin every 30 seconds.

We have one and I hate it. The battery life is terrible, and you’re emptying the bin every 30 seconds.

Yup, our truck was awful, but it prepared me to be able to drive damn near anything.

These are great little trucks. Just sold the wife’s. Still kicking with 250k on it.

It looked like this, but far more rusty and horrible.

I learned to drive on an Isuzu P’up. It was brown. We called it the poop.

DING DING DING

Fair and valid point.

Oh, I think he’s going to fail miserably, but HE probably thinks he can round up support.

Oh it’s gonna go very poorly for him, but there’s no way that’s not what he’s doing.

E. Gearing up for a 2020 run. Why is no one talking about that?

dankest*

The dealer’s license? That’s a fair bit more involved than the tax stamp, which from the way I understand it, is also the way destructive devices are regulated as well.

I imagine it depends on quite a few things. If he happens to have a dealer license, or an LLC that does, he might be able to.

That I don’t know.

It’s for sure a destructive device.

My wife drives one of these and I despise it.

Read that book while at the park. Horrible mistake.