Ford dealer here, we've been advising people to get the 2.0L since the second one.

They just Kinja'd themselves!

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I drive stick. No fear of leaving the car on with the dog inside. :D

I have one on my lot in near-perfect working order for $3995. Found it! Has a bunch of minor stuff (antenna motor loud, door latch sticks sometimes). Only mechanical thing is a leaky rear shock. Inspected for 6 months still, tires and brakes good.

What is a head, cam, and intake radiator?

No, this run was publicized right after. That's what the issue is. Most people wait until they cannot be charged. He did not.

Also, it's not like this is a bad thing. Ask anyone who's owned a truck with an Aux Trans Cooler for 10-20 years. They are not complicated or expensive to replace, and add longevity and durability to your engine. Everyone that owns one is thankful for their existence (if you actually use your truck).

Radiator, Oil Cooler, Aux Trans Cooler, Intercooler, .... uhm... huh? Where's the other 3?

Zoom, I'm a car dealer, and you're absolutely right. One of my customers that baked me cookies is having a brake issue 3 years down the road? I'm in the GM's office with a check request. No questions asked. They want their car brought into their spot at their office, and a fresh tank of gas? No issue, let me just go…

Your source in the CHP is wrong. They are all-Explorer now.

I understand, but look at it like this. How does a camel talking about Wednesday sell insurance? Yet it's one of the best ads of the year.

Never owned a automatic car (Truck, sure). Don't look at me!

It's getting everyone thinking about a car that half the population didn't think was on sale anymore due to low ad coverage. That's the point of ad campaigns, to get it in your mind, even if for a silly reason. If 1% of those 2.7 million viewers buy the vehicle, it's an easy win there. Even if 1% even just look it up…

Rather have the Taurus, even without LRC.

The MKZ is the only decent Lincoln in the lineup. It's really damn good.

I pay for convenience. They come get my keys at my desk, pick up my car out of my parking spot, and before I know it my car is back and the keys are back in on my desk.

Pretty sure that's a Veyron, dude.

Millersville, Brian?

If it wasn't in Colorado Springs...