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Reminds of the Cenobites torture methods.No Case no Problem...
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As a society of humans, we aren't going to make it are we?
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Is because they cant be McFooked cleaning it!
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And just having hit the big six oh this past Monday, I can relate!
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Maybe Elon will buy MTV? Then put the music back on it...
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Good day to mow the lawns. Everyone else is so may as well...ok then, ow my back..
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Actually, Fords have become pretty reliable; I think...
The F150 would not be the best selling truck in the United States, for decades, were it not reliable. We've had GMCs and Ford trucks in the household (and actually have one of each at the moment) and both have been very reliable vehicles.
I'm really curious to see how the fully electric F150, which will hit the streets quite soon, will do. Ford is way ahead of the game in electric pickups since they decided to take the existing F150 platform and rework it as electric while still producing internal combustion engine versions, too.
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After looking at the Lightening specs I'm pretty sure the majority of the buyers will be suburban and urban cowboys. The stock model, no extra (expensive) features, has a range of around 230 miles and a charge time of around 20 hours. The gasoline entry level version has a range of just under 500 miles and you can refill in about 3-4 minutes. The Lightening starts at just under $40k while the gas version just over $30k.
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Based on my now 60 years and a couple of days of life, I can say with assurance that most (not all, but most) pickup truck purchasers are not getting them as work trucks.
Where is that 20 hour figure from. It's not that I'm doubting you, but I am wondering if this is "slow charging" on home current without any high voltage charger. I can't imagine any electric vehicle these days would take anywhere near that long to charge on the fast chargers that are springing up like mushrooms in parking lots (at least around here, and I am not anywhere near to a major urban area).
Where is that 20 hour figure from. It's not that I'm doubting you, but I am wondering if this is "slow charging" on home current without any high voltage charger. I can't imagine any electric vehicle these days would take anywhere near that long to charge on the fast chargers that are springing up like mushrooms in parking lots (at least around here, and I am not anywhere near to a major urban area).
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No argument that the majority of buyers, volume wise, are not farmers, ranchers etc. When I was up on MA and going around there and neighboring states, pickups of all makes and models were popular. No such thing as a ranch and farm are nearly extinct.
20 hours? When I try to price things for comparison I try to use the same standard. Since I'm such a
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