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And?? Engine, trans, differentials, transfer case and more.... that's an extra 40k miles above Ford and many others. The years really don't matter as most who buy them will hit 100k well before 10yrs. I certainly wouldn't buy a Ram personally but it is a big deal IMO.

You can buy a module that turns it off permanently or you can use forscan.

They are definitely all over the forums and fb groups reading what people are posting.

Jack Cooper is closing its doors after negotiations fell through with GM and the loss of Ford. https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/auto-hauler-jack-cooper-shutting-191442830.html

Demand is so low it now only takes 10 days from order to delivery for a CT. https://www.torquenews.com/11826/tesla-only-has-10-days-cybertruck-order-backlog-being-forced-halt-production-line?fbclid=IwY2xjawGVo1ZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHYrr4NL3R2Dsa_-o7iAaZmefye7cdH-E4A_y7smhAEirPPvhQJgUkEsQ-Q_aem_SGZASQHfvfbwawjlOZBx-A "

Mach E doesnt qualify for the fed rebate.

So only 2.5% of reservations were actually purchased. https://www.torquenews.com/11826/end-only-25-cybertruck-reservation-holders-decided-buy-truck-tesla-officially-finishes/amp "Tesla has officially ended the Cybertruck reservation program in the US, as the EV maker exhausted the entire reservation list. Ultimately, only 2.5% of Cybertruck reservation holders went ahead and bought the truck. Last week, based on multiple posts on various online forums, we reported that, in just nine days, Tesla was close to exhausting the entire 1 million Cybertruck reservation list." Man I wish that certain someone was still here to read his spin on this.

Update?

What are we paying on Import tariffs on the Nautilus? I was shocked when I saw an $83k Black Label Nautilus at my local dealer... $83k!!!!! Stupid money.

I test drove a g70 that had this and ots an awesome feature. You can see your entire blind spot on your dash without having to turn your head. Even better when you are on an onramp with a car in front worrying if they will speed up or slow down.. not having to turn your head from your forward view is great. I had sent this to the platform manage of the Explorer as this should be standard on every vehicle with digital display and interior redesigns.

This will be interesting to see what comes out of this. And how it will affect the car manufacturers. https://www.motortrend.com/news/recaro-automotive-seats-bankrupt-2024/?utm_campaign=true_anthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_type=organic&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR1VEn8IUiO3kk6Ue2yabYnkrWBbdJKuyzKNycn_Z-GUKYrxqt1FBzTWHWQ_aem_nV7XOKOfZFuXEgHas6wRhw

GTD on the nurburgring. Wow this thing sounds amazing. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTNNDWDeU/

So it can float in water like a boat but you cant wash it. Make it make sense.

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Mixed feelings on this. First, if one is going to do a film, it should have paint correction done first. Assuming the paint is perfect with no blemishes or hair lines in the clear coat then ok but I don't trust factory paint. The price is good, I paid about $6,200 for my gt350 to be fully wrapped with xpel. However, I get a 10 year warranty, no mileage limitations where for is 3/36k. That's a crap warranty for such an expensive option. Lastly if you do have a warranty issue, I'd be concerned about a dealer handling this unless they sub it out. No way would I want a tech replacing the film who doesn't do this every day.