Any state without mandatory vehicle inspections, strict emission standards, and rough winters.

Nothing of value was lost.

The keypad thing looks like an afterthought because it is an afterthought. You can tell because it is not standard on any trim level and is only offered as an option. On the F-150, it’s standard on the XLT and above. The same is true with about every other vehicle in Ford’s lineup.

The manual versions of these trucks are never rated for as high of a tow rating as the automatic versions so I would hardly call it a “monster”. Plus as you mention, the engine is de-rated. There is no reason for a manual version.

I’m more concerned about that vertical video footage.

No, that’s left on for the coolness factor, like the yellow lip guards on Dodge Challengers.

Dealers are notorious for posting cars on Craigslist with $1 in the price field. One time a friend and I got our entire local area’s Craigslist $1 auto listings cleaned up by emailing and calling a bunch of dealers and private sellers and trying to buy their vehicles for $1.

I was beginning to wonder that myself but I double checked and nope.

I have noticed people get over very quickly for me when I’m driving my ‘15 Explorer Sport whereas when I’m driving any of my other vehicles, they rarely get over and just stay in the left lane.

The suspension on this mule is most definitely straight off the F-150 Raptor. Are we sure this is a Bronco mule?

I can already see one going off on a Camaro the first time someone drives next to it in traffic.

People using Autopilot to do autopilot things? Who would have guessed.

2005 so whatever that would make it. USA model. ZX4.

So over the winter I had to remove my dash in order to fix a water leak. I used it as an opportunity to thoroughly clean my car “while I was in there”. It has 215k miles and I haven’t cleaned it in years. I removed the seats, carpet, and all trim pieces and cleaned it all. Even the backsides of the trim pieces and…

Interesting factoid: the vehicle will even start with the fob in that pocket in the center console without a battery in the fob.

By all of my definitions, a Crown Vic is a truck.

But had he wedged his body under the tire just right, he may have saved his vehicle.

I hope we never lose pilots in favor of automation.

If you like freedom, don’t live in an HOA.

Yeah let’s impede our $70k vehicle’s cooling airflow path. That’ll get the point across.