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Great news! Did you mean cooler lines? That would definitely explain the oil everywhere.

Damn that sucks.

Looks great, all the luck to you! It's a tough competition out there.

Lol...Maybe because initial quality is great. Then the following years of ownership time is eaten up with dealer visits for recalls.

Just use one of the many online calculators. I like this one. TireSize Calc

9005 - Designed specifically for high-beams 9006 - Designed specifically for low-beams Used as design and they will work great.

An entry level work sells but would a $100K single-cab hot rod truck sell? I don't know. I'd want an extended cab at the minimum myself.

I think the quad-cab with the short 5.7' bed will be the closest we'll ever see to a reg cab again. Tim Kuniskis even mentioned it in the video with Leno, "People say they'd buy a reg cab manual, but when we build it, they don't sell."

What do you really see happening? I personally don't think it matters. Sure, enthusiasts and what not know about the issues, or those on the fence between Toyota and Ford and researching, but not the average buyer. They'll be fine, just like any of the brands when a fiasco presented itself. Ala...

I remember Diamond Reo trucks as well.

Don't blame you. Makes perfect sense, you need to get what you ordered. Hope it goes through for you.

So some writer in the technical pub department is going, "See, I did get it right!"

I think in addition to the front end, behind the wheels along the body is another great place for PPF protection. That is an are prone to rock chips/debris and lots of road tar from construction sites.

It does appear that way. If anything, it reduces them from the pedestal they were on and lowers them to the same level as the other brands with similar issues and trying to hide it.

Well yeah. My old V8 gets 12mpg around town and a newer V8 gets 17mpg around my town. A 5mpg increase is quite the savings. And a turbo 6 doesn't increase it much more.

Sadly this has been blowing up on the internet as "The gov't will be able to remotely shut your car off by the end of 2026". And people are freaking out.

But you gotta remember, these oil consumption rates we are talking about are not new. They have been around for a decade or more. I believe the first Ford I heard about was a 2000. GM before that.

Agreed. That was the specific engine my cousin had when he fought with Ford.

I think GM was the first to call miles as low as 2K normal so maybe that's where it came from? I do know my cousin fought with Ford on a new truck over it. He was adamant it was not normal to add a quart between changes, but Ford argued it was. He ended up trading it in and the next truck, same...

Yeah, about 5mph @ 60 is noticeable and put you too far above the speed limit if one doesn't remenber. Like when my wife actually got a ticket in my Jeep when I changed tires before changing the speedo gear in the transfer case....lol. The positive side is that your ODO reads less which is good...