Did any of you get fired for it yet? I want a car that is fully functional. I shouldn’t worry about problems from the jump.
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You can learn ANYTHING from ANYONE what TO DO and/or what NOT TO DO. We need to raise our generation to carry forward a sense of pride from the past not filled with hate, otherwise we’ll bring hate from everywhere. Think of kids born here from other countries that don’t have good relationships, then think of their ancestors in this country giving them a hard time for things they have no responsibility or attachment over. Then they learn the history, then they carry this hate on their own generation. Let’s be better!
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Ok give me money then for a quality vehicle at affordable pricing that I can beat up and not worry about lasting years while maintaining aesthetic and modern design throughout the years. I didn’t think of the historical context or Japan as I’m not educated on Toyota vehicles. Should I be punished for making a choice with data available I wasn’t informed on?
What’s the pentagon’s designation on CATL?
Do your wear clothes produced in countries like Bangladesh that use questionable labor practices for their people?
How about products in general made in China?
How about oil from Russia?? The nayara energy in our tanks
Think of our old guard vs new. The new generation may not have to do with the shortcoming of our ancestors we can always remember and choose to make sure events such as that don’t happen further. We can do this through stability. It’s not let bygones be bygones it’s let them feel guilt for what their ancestors did and choose to be better, like we should also strive to be. The lives lost during Pearl Harbor are never going to be forgotten, but how we carry ourselves as humans all around the world, globally, should reflect our guilt in the contemporary. Not to continue the pain but to break through from the divide. I can’t relate to the families affected by Pearl Harbor, I acknowledge this fact.
For those you were saying to buy a Toyota…
Thanks for supporting Japan the country that bombed Pearl Harbour
F150 throttle lag and transmission sudden downshift are Ford features…. Just ask a dealer. My $80k 2023 F150 King Ranch has both these features. :(
Wait for Project T3, which is going to have significant development input from Model e. This will be the next-generation of what a truck is supposed to be to today's advanced consumer.
EV's have less lag but they are expensive, burn-y, and people might think you are a liberal environmentalist or a national socialist billionaire supporter... so may tradeoffs!
Rumor has it that the Cybertruck had instant torque. Plus you will upset butthurt libs by driving it.
Wait until you rear end locks up.
And you start to have problems with the one on your truck, too.
Your throttle lags because it’s a Ford. If you wanted a decent truck, you should have bought a Toyota.
@c2+1jqqh5qe9 yeah that’s badass and true to the name. Words aligned
Why are you posting as me? @c1+1jqqh5qe9
I'll keep my 1997 F250 till I die...300K+ and it actually was built FORD tough!
If you want functional you should have bought a Toyota
Nope, nope. You don't need a functional vehicle. You need a 70k mobile phone that sh!it's the bed when you're on the road and the rear end locks up. Because marketing has to keep thier job. They did some survey and thought you wanted it. Who needs rear differential? Quit listening to rich Karen's from the suburbs...they don't know cars, fire marketing because they su-k.
Was this a ploy for modern electric? Very militaristic. Create a gap then move in.
I don’t hold 70k for a modern vehicle.
Can you guarantee they ship it out with quality?
Maybe get a modern electric one.