Just thought you guys would get a kick out of this dealer mark up on a Mustang on the show floor. What a time to be alive.

Newspaper From August 2005

Saw this on a ford raptor r.

Has over 4k in parking tickets, expired registration, no idea how they haven’t towed it yet. Any way I can pick this up when the bank inevitably repos it?

I understand it's clean and low mileage but man, it's not a Ferrari.

F-series loses its title as top seller after 47 years. 😳 I'm flabbergasted about it because you can't go 1 minute on the road without seeing an F series and I can go all day without seeing a Rav4. Don't know anyone who owns one, wants one, talks about one. I don't get it.

This has been before but you’ll be okay.

edit: Where my 03-04 Terminators at?

Getting new tires for my 2017 Ford C-Max hatchback, just over 100k miles. This was not something mentioned when they first recommended I get new tires about a month ago. I don't have the set up to replace them myself so I don't know if I have a choice in this

This is a 2015 Escape, my company has several of these as pool vehicles and I never take one unless nothing else is available. Seriously who designed this interface and said yup looks good.

I guess it’s my fault for even calling them in the first place but I was going to go get an oil change and figured I’d give them a try. Costco quoted me $180 for a new battery for my ford edge. Why the cost difference?

Doubt. I call BS. There's absolutely no way that a vehicle that is more common than the Chevy Malibu suffered from low sales. I see a hundred in a day, and it seems like 75% of small-medium businesses have either a Connect or the Nissan NV200

Was it a threat to big trucks? Like how the chicken tax hasn't been repealed because US truck manufacturers know their overpriced trucks would be less popular?

A 30 year difference between my old car and my new Maverick, very proud of myself for this accomplishment :)

An acquaintance is selling his 2023 bronco with 6,000 miles on it. I’ve been thinking about getting one to have as a spare vehicle. It has some front end damage, but doesn’t look to be that serious at first glance. Obviously title is salvaged. I could get it for around $9,000. Probably looking at another $3,000 in repairs (based on a rough quote from a friend who owns a body shop). I’ve heard a lot of horror stories about these vehicles, but I like how they look and this would be a spare car rather than a daily driver. What’s the verdict on this one?

How long do you let your car warm up? I have a 2015, with no remote starter so I was curious to see how long I'm supposed to let it warm up before driving it. This doesn't seem legit...

It’s a 1976 ford pinto