That’s me as well. Got it with 14 miles on it. 

This is a glorious feature.

I want to know who’s paying for these brand new cars to obliterate as well as if they’re accepting resumes.

Love the new graphics for the touchscreen. 

Sounds sinister.

Or you can do what my friend’s dad did after his late-80s red Jeep Cherokee got stolen for the third time: Don’t fix the steering column and leave it unlocked. It never got stolen again and it was hilarious to watch him start his own car with a flat-head screwdriver. 

That’s an abomination.

I had one of those Escapes and had to replace the battery. It truly was a huge pain to do. I thankfully got the wipers lined up on the second try to reinstall everything.

Service loaners are different. It’s marked as sold to the manufacturer and the warranty starts since it’s getting miles at it to it. That’s how it works on with Ford and I’m sure it’s similar with the others.

You leave my recliner out of this!

If you’re looking for some cheap speed, these are a hell of a deal. 

I love my Focus, but why is the dash so damn deep? I could rent it out as a bed is so big. It really robs the already small interior of much-needed interior space. 

I was thinking of it being really polite. “Excuse me, pardon me. Watch out!” 

Are Teslas easy to steal? That’s my question.

Good call on the Nitro. I drove one for a few hours and I remember it looks big and mean on the outside, but you felt squashed on the inside because it was so narrow feeling. I thought I was going to tip over in the corners. 

That thing is way worse than the crappiest of small cars (Spark, Mirage, etc.)

I’ve posted about this in the past, but it will always and forever be one of these.

Do you have any evidence/proof that these Amazon adaptors don’t work? Everyone in the Mach-E Facebook groups are constantly posting about them working without issue. 

Raptor Rs. Supercharged V8 instead of the Ecoboost V6.