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How many millions of $ did engineering spend on these suspension systems and then someone comes in and slaps these rubber bands on the wheels. When does it stop, 30 inch, 40 inch wheels...ridiculous, stop with these asinine wheel sizes.

I see a large loss of range while riding my electric bicycle in below freezing temps. Just to play it safe, i charge after every ride during winter.

Yes, Iced Mocha Premium Colorant (mom's MKC) was Sandlewood Clearcoat Metallic back in the early 1990's. A no cost option i believe, beautiful color.

Just you or you and a spouse your probably fine unless your the out doorsy type. Kids and or dogs i would avoid. I wipe down the Nautilus Chalet seats with a warm damp rag and some ivory liquid soap

None taken. That's the wonderful thing about this country (or use to be) we can all like different things, have different tastes and that's fine. I would never tell someone they can't have a v8 or v6 or an ev. Get what works best for you.

Yes, out here in SW NM we still have quite a few Bronco II's and square bodied Rangers running around. Great little work trucks.

I liked my Bronco II

I think you are correct sir. I read the posts on this site and can see the writing on the wall. Living in a very rural area and not seeing any major investment in the electric grid questions this push toward EV's. But every day I'm more confident in my purchase of the BL Nautilus 2.7l, it's probably my last new car, hope it lasts 20 years or so.

I'm at the other end of the spectrum, glad there is no faux line. Still hoping for a two door and now also ICE only version.

Aluminum or steel, anyone heard?

Congrats on the new ride. I was tempted to get a Coni but my back demanded a vehicle higher off the ground. Enjoy.

I just renewed my Select package yesterday for $38 and change for 6 months.

Very interesting, thank you for the info. My friend believes the shape of the headlight on the 2020 is the same but all of the "guts" are different. I would think manufacturers would want to make "body" parts especially those parts at the front and rear of vehicles for years. Unfortunately we humans even on a good day make mistakes. As I've said in other posts I'm purchasing Cashmere interior parts for my BL Nautilus, now i need to consider exterior parts as well.

Good question, but i thought there was a regulation requiring parts being available for 10 years.

According to my friend the 2019 is the same. I will find out about the 2020, he purchased one yesterday to replace the damaged one. Once the repairs are done he will donate it to someone in need.