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There's a black Raptor Bronco @ the local dealership for $94K

Cars with touchscreens have been around far, far longer than 10 years and I can't say I've ever heard of the virtual buttons "staying dark" ...

I've got nearly 60K miles on my 21 F150 and it's never read anything but a legit speed limit sign as a speed limit sign. I only have a few hundred miles on the DH, so I haven't even really used ACC all that much yet.

TJ told me to wait until Memorial Day on the jacking rails. I waited. They were not on sale. Ordered anyways. PM @tj@steeda for a code to save a couple of bucks.

No matter what vehicle I'm driving, I engage the parking brake before moving the gear selector from D (or R if I backed in) to Park, then I release the brake pedal. Even on flat ground. Been doing this for decades.

FIFY 😆😆😆

Top Tier is Top Tier. I used to work for a downstream petroleum distributor.

In all my years, I never understood why some folks make such a huge deal out of doing that ... 😆

See post #2. He remembered where he put it. He's the 76 YO ... 😆

You're actually overriding the auto and going into manual mode for a brief period of time. If there is no additional input (gear change), it goes back to normal auto mode. The gear indicator goes away at that point.

I was referring to it being a Top Tier aka high quality gasoline. Let me guess: Next you're going to tell us you perform octane tests with every fill up? 😆

That's how I've treated every single car I've owned since 1983.

Based on all your commentary and our discussions, I recommend for YOU: Front: 75% Driver/Passenger: 50% Rear quarters and rear: 35% You'll get the UV and IR protection you want, a cooler interior, and a nice look all around. As a reminder of what I did: Front: 50% Driver/Passenger: 35% Rear...

Sorry. Your choice. Others use it for other reasons.

Because they don't answer the phone or email messages 24x7x365?

That's good, because I made no such claim otherwise. I never referenced it being related to octane, so your comment is perplexing.

LOL. No, @Project6GR Wheels is not a scam or fake.

Yup. Things change. It's called "life". 🤷‍♂️

Huh? I can. From the FordPass app: Click the Service tab at the bottom Click Vehicle Health at the top See Tire pressures and oil life remaning

Vehicle Dashboard / Quick Links / Service History