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Interesting article: https://www.nationalreview.com/2025/12/ford-pays-the-price-for-electric-vehicle-investments/

Look at the industries you mentioned. Farming, good luck without them. Food chain collapses. HVAC, every fricking building in America has one. Electric trucks?? Who needs then, just the minorities in this group.

Of course its happening, but the people don't have a choice. You choose, want a "free market" or a "dictated market".

Well listing a communist country doesn't hold weight to your argument.

Here is the reality. No matter how much you disagree or are angry, it won't change the facts. 1. EVs cost too much 2. Drivers still have range anxiety. That wont change till range gets higher. 3. Infrastructure severely lacks in certain places in this country and charging prices are too...

I agree with your plan. I did the same with a 24 Flash, got a super good lease deal Xmas last year. Once lease is up, we'll see what the numbers say. However I am pretty sure I will turn it back in. I even thought about putting an Air Tag in it so I can find what car lot has it and pick it up...

I am glad I leased mine. I saw all the "sketchiness" happening with EVs and debated buying or leasing. In the end got a great lease deal and will turn back in 36 months. Now I don't have to worry about owning a discontinued model and all the crap that goes along with that. If the world...

"Ford ‌declined to comment on the matter, but said that it was focused on producing gas and hybrid powered variants of its F-150 as it recovers from ⁠the fire at ‌Novelis." I think you all can read between the lines. They didn't even bother to refute what the WSJ said.

I'm thinking UWDA events. Unexplained Wine Drinking Anomaly's.

We were at the football game a few days ago and I went to pre climate condition the truck just before the game was over. I could see the truck from the seats in the stands. I remotely turned on the heater, the whole truck lit up like a christmas tree. I figured maybe it does that on start up...

I get 1.6 - 1.8 constantly. That is the normal for my truck.

https://www.ford.com/trucks/f150-lightning/pricing-and-incentives/?clickref=1100lBxvduCi&fcid=aff_partnerize|1101-5823_skimlinks_phg

Well I can see extension cords running thru doors and windows, as they create a pinch point that could cut the protective sheath and expose conductors. However under a garage door does not create a pinch point. Perfectly fine to do that.

Interesting its only doing it at that part of the seam and not back more. I'm guessing it is something in the piping that is reacting with the dark part. Would only show up on light seats. I'm thinkin you are kind of screwed. You will never get compensation or payment for your troubles...

My cable goes just fine under the garage door from the Ford Charger. Never had any issues.

I believe it was BJ Powder and Design 5800 Republic St, Riverside, CA 92504 This was years ago but know it was off Jurupa out by airport.

I had my wife's Range Rover wheels powder coated in Riverside for a couple hundred bucks. Saved thousands over the manufacture option price.

Have to agree with their direction. Small trucks and cars for EVs. Leave the big trucks and towing to gas and diesel.

Dropped the truck off this morning at 8:00 AM. Said it would be a few hours to do both issues.

I drove to Des Moines yesterday. 52 miles each way. Temps in the 70s, no wind and Iowa flat. 65 MPH there on cruise, got 1.9 kWh. On way back hit 2.0 kWh.