Davew

Maybe add voice navigation remote control so the little bugger can be sent on erands, like going to the drive-through.

Crisis, what crisis?

Just like any other vehicle with A/C, your evaporator coil lives in a dark and wet environment. Perfect place for the developement of smelly bacteria. I've heard that using outside air (don't use the recirculate setting) for the last few minutes of your drive might help the A/C odor. Makes sense because oxygen is one of the best natural cleaners. If you take the vehicle to the dealer, they can hit the coil with a cleaner, but that's a temporary fix. While at the dealer, have them check the drain on the evaporator housing to make sure it's not blocked. If you smoke while you drive, keep the driver's window open a tad and don't use the recirculation setting. As far as smoke smells devaluing a vehicle, I think it would to some degree. However, a good cleaning would take care of that as would placing an ozone generator (ie; sold at Sharper Image) in it overnight. A bowl of ammonia is supposed to draw out odors. I've even heard about placing clothes dryer softener sheets under the seats, if you like that sort of smell.

I've got my kit ready to go but, unlike you, I have to remove a bunch of "stuff" before I can prep the floor and apply the coating. As far as the A/C goes, I tell everyone it's there so I don't get dehydrated, shriveled up and drown in my own perspiration. LOL

I was going to say you need a little trailer so you can take the racer to the track. However, you could probably just drive it right into the back of the Navi. The tint and tip look good. The round tip looks a tad out-of-scale on a large vehicle. If what comes before the tip is welded, I guess it makes sense to just weld it and eliminate a different manual operation. BTW, a house with a heated garage and central vac needs a better looking garage floor. You have one week...get back to us with pics ASAP. :lol:

You're welcome. As far as the racer is concerned, lighten up on the throttle or get a longer driveway.

Shaken, not stirred.

Have you tried eBay? If you don't find what you want there, a Google search should bring up a host of auto carpet mat makers and suppliers. If your not sure about fitment, send them emails and ask questions. Alternatively, you could check out the local auto parts stores.

The tail lights look better on the new Navi. Great looking interior. Oh, and I see you have a small race car in your garage too.

Be careful, he's a HUGE Chevy fan who might sit on you.

I ordered my 08 Explorer without the third row seat. In place of it, there are two storage spaces. I imagine that the Expeditions should be the same.

That has to be the dumbest thing I've ever heard.

You're obviously an angry person who doesn't get it. Do name calling and being an "expert" make you feel superior? Why can't you be calm and discuss things in a civil manner without refering to people's posts as idiotic? Are you somehow a perfect being, one without fault? I guess you think you are. Good luck in your little world.

Just trying to do a tounge in check debunk some of the babble. In order to prevent :fan: , I should have loaded up on the Emoticons to get that across. I amazes me how many people will flip their lids and launch by reading into something that's not there.

And just who are you to judge someone elses logic? What makes you think that your condescending opinions are the only ones that are correct or should matter? If you want to disagree with what is said, fine. My statements were not a personal attack on you or anyone else, so there's no need to lash out and be insulating. Unless you have an uncontroled mental or emotion illness that prevents you from calmly interacting with others, lighten up bud.

If a person drives 60 mph on a road that deer frequent, they're being irresponsible and deserve to get into an accident. The same applies to people who drive 60 mph down a street with driveways. Anyway, the 0-60 stopping distance is a moot point for people who obey the law and drive the (55mph) speed limit.

Lighten up buddy. No need to get defensive and launch over something this trivial. Chill and take the wife's Mountaineer in for a check up.

Getting on the average of 20mpg doesn't qualify it as a guzzler in my books. :yup:

Guess I'll be seeing even more CRVs stranded in the snow as I drive by them in my Explorer.

I guess nobody wanted a dressed-up Durango.

Maybe the employees are Chrysler fans. :shades:

Maybe because they were rented and on the road. :shades:

Sludge owners...

WOW! Such a great vehicle, I wonder why are the dealers literally giving them away? Good luck with your man van.

Am I missing something or are the only changes those noted on the bottom of page 1, lower right hand side?