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The dreaded auto start stop feature in newer vehicles looks like it is on the chopping block according to new EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin. EPA killing auto start stop? This new development comes from a post on X where Zeldin declared the agency was looking into eliminating the credit for...

I keep seeing this title and thinking the Pope was chosen again.

I've never heard that information being made public unless the automaker wants to tout it. Even then, you can't fact check it. Remember the Cybertruck reservation list that turned into vaporware?

Completely redone, the 2025 Ford Expedition is not only much more competitive, but there is also quite literally is a lot more to talk about with this new full-size SUV. From the new dash layouts to the rear split liftgate to the new Tremor model to the new frame, the list goes on and on. A few...

I've seen a tech on Facebook state this as well. Personally, I think that's the smart move. Changing the oil recommendations was just opening up pandora's box IMO.

That's really cool about your kid. They have had a diesel, home construction and agriculture programs through the high schools here going back 40 years.

You aren't the first to come up with this idea. I plan on doing it for sure. Show the differences. It can be done. I suspect it will be a far more white knuckle experience.

Honestly, that's one of many videos I plan on doing. I've done a couple, but now with the camper, I feel like I have all the pieces in place.

Video live going over the camper mostly with some MPG thoughts. I am going to be curious on payload as well. I plan on hitting the scale on our first real trip. I'm not sure I want to do air bags. I did them on the Silverado and while I liked them, I'm just not sure I want to go through...

The first video of many done:

So, we did a thing. We bought a travel trailer camper! We've talked about it for a few years and have rented a lot of different campers. Last year, everyone seemed to really enjoy camping and we wanted our own. After a lot of shopping, we settled on a 30' camper weighing in at around 5k lbs with...

I think you nailed it. Everyone's perception of quality and issues varies. I remember one time Toyota did a focus group of other brand owners to learn what they liked about their trucks. Their top engineers were there. One lady said her old Dodge was the most reliable truck she's ever had. She...

There's seriously something wrong with this younger generation. LOL

Video: Ford Kentucky Plant Tour Reveals Ford Quality Improving, Work To Be Done

Written story: https://pickuptrucktalk.com/2025/05/plant-tour-reveals-ford-quality-improving-work-to-be-done/

Yeah I saw the UK news yesterday and I was confused. I’m going to dig into it more today. Seems like much ado about nothing so far.

FYI - https://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/trucks/a64690763/ram-1500-uconnect-screen/?fbclid=IwY2xjawKJ-6dleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETE0QVFQTjZWNzhDUjhYeE9vAR7DIVDezGUbI4Sjr99l5yE3yXXEC03DLoa1h7X33ma5SWBGikMm6_bniohMHA_aem_JXXGkXkMKM0KoKTzA4GV_Q

I’m on a plane on a tarmac and hope the photo got posted. I can’t see it. I’ll check in a few hours.

It seems to me the clarity on the tariffs including letting USMCA parts in, for now, is helping. That’s been my main point of contention all along - clarity. Confusion isn’t good for any business.

Working on a pretty big story and more details coming. I currently have 3 owners. One guy bought an $70k+ truck and a collision shop said he had $40k in rust damage with 10 miles on the truck. Anyone with a rusted F-150 please reach out. Reminds me of the 21 F-150 I had with rust. I guess...