Now only if they would make the tremor a package on the F-150 like it was originally instead of its own trim line.  Why can't I get a Platinum interior on a Tremor.  There is no reason a suspension and tire package should be exclusive to a single trim line.

Boom!  I'm likely ordering a 2027 F550 Chassis Cab to haul a new truck camper we'll be buying.  I've been complaining about losing my Platinum interior, but sounds like I'm in luck!  Thank you Ford!  For once, I'm not complaining about what they've changed!

$2.99 for gas $3.99 for diesel $0.105/kWh for electricity

Scout Traveler SUV Will Come First, Terra Pickup Later

Welcome to the forum and its a shame that your first posting is a complaint - I had a 2023 Explorer Timberline with second row captain chairs and no center console, access to the third row was pretty easy through there but it is tight back there. You are correct on a couple of points, yes, you should have researched it better if access to the third row is that important to you and I am sure that the second row center console can be removed if needed for better access. Good luck and again, welcome aboard. 

0W-8?  Wow, that's thinner than my wife's coffee!

A new version of the Twin Traction Beam would be interestingly different....but, they were a service nightmare back in the day and would need extensive servicing every 30K....

Jeez....It's getting down to "just pour some plain machine oil in" and call it a day... 

That is a pretty bold claim-just look at the Bronco and Maverick launches a few years back.    if the demand is there, dealerships will charge an ADM on a product to make more. They are entities that exist to make a profit, not be nice    The new ZR1X costs $207K and I've seen reports of $125-135K ADMs on them. If you go with the quail silver package that is apparently limited, add another 20K to that.   Why didn't they sell it the same way Ford did with the GTD? 

Just bought daughter a 2026 Rav4 hybrid and it takes 0W-8 engine oil. I have never heard of anything less than 0w-20.  I know it's for fuel economy but this seems one step away from water.   Anything else use super thin oil?