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I was just at my dealer today and we talked about flat towing. I’m waiting for the 6-cylinder to be an option this summer and we were talking about how close the debut of the ‘24 2.7L might be to being able to order a model year 2025. Do you mind if I ask where you heard that the 2025 will be...

Or check payload and towing. TFL evaluated a Nissan and Ranger with identical msrp and the Nissan had “just over 1000lbs” payload. My “gamer station” at home has better payload.

Your rule of keeping the term short makes sense if your only option is to finance the purchase. For those of us choosing whether to finance or pay cash, the more important thing to consider is whether the interest on savings/investments is higher or lower than loan rates. When I’m earning more...

In my vw’s I was always afraid that a window going down would be a 1-way trip :)

I’m not convinced that the first 2.7l rangers won’t be a 2025 model. Maybe if the date doesn’t get pushed back anymore, and “available” means available for delivery rather than available to order then maybe they’ll make a few 2024 rangers with the 2.7. But the way it looks now they’re already...

I saw a week or two (after the strike was tentatively settled) that anticipated availability was moved to spring of 2024. I just went to look for the link to share and it’s now saying summer of 2024

I respectfully disagree that it’s a double edged sword. I do think, though, that if you don’t get the TBN (total base number) with your test then you’re missing a critical point of the test. The tbn will show how the oil is holding up (how much of the additive package is left?), which goes a...

Thank you for saying this! I was wondering how many posts I’d have to read before finding this wisdom. Seriously, testing your drain oil is the ONLY way to tell how your oil of choice is holding up in YOUR engine, under YOUR driving conditions. And getting an idea of how your oil of choice...