Remove and stow is an intersection idea to me but in practical terms I don’t see it being a very popular choice. 

2028 Mercedes-Benz GLA Revealed: Entry-Level Luxury Gets A Big Upgrade.       I don't know what they're thinking......

I've changed out my 5th wheels electric brakes for hydraulic.  I now want to tow a trailer behind the 5th wheel... and yes it's legal where I intend to do that.   I can tap into the brake signal at the hydraulic system in the front compartment of the 5th wheel, but I have the truck set to electric over hydraulic.  What does that setting do in comparison to electric setting?

Looks like power up became an option on the high package in 2021 and then standard across the levels in 2024. Still using the step, not the "Pro Access Tailgate" barn door. Me, if I had Oprah-money and wanted a beast of a truck, I'd get a loaded up Tremor with the 5.0 and slap the supercharger setup onto it. Likewise, if I was going for a street truck or lowered truck, I'd start with a Lariat and do the same, plus lowering kit and wheels and such. The Lobo package baffles me really. It's all look, and $60k for a lowered STX makes me twitch a little.

I think they were required to "over recall" for a period of time as part of a penalty for not properly doing a recall in the past.

I know. I was just referring to you saying how a two tone paint job that lines up with some of the lines could look good, and I was agreeing. 

My favorite so far is the "peeling chrome on the interior console may scratch you" recall.  

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I’ve wondered the same thing. Seems like many of Ford’s recalls would not be recalls for other OEMs.

I'm talking about that rendering, which the production one likely won't have anyway...     I stand corrected then!  I think at one point, it wasn't something you could get on the Raptor for whatever reason....guess they've fixed that.   I'd assume they're still using the step tailgate, and not that new version with the central door?  He'd love a Raptor R, but didn't feel the body/interior changes are enough vs. his for the cost (plus obligatory markup)......maybe when the new one comes out it'll be more of a change he'd consider. Honestly, if Ford came out with a Lobo R (though a top end one, not one based off STX) similar to what Ram just came out with, he'd likely go that route, because he's always liked fast vehicles (his past trucks have been lowered and/or supercharged), and Raptor has been the only way to do that from the factory, but doesn't really need the offroad capability.     They could do the quick disconnect like on Bronco that's very easy to pull and put back on....or as you point out, just not have it at all and save on glass and wiring.