Recent content by Ere

So darn funny.

Slate is doing 10yr 100k miles for the battery.

Those vehicles are not a vehicle you can repair on your own and the crappy software except Tesla’s is enough for me to say no to them.

You will be sadly disappointed with Ford’s recalls and problems. You will be handcuffed to the dealer unlike the Slate. The Slate will have many problems but they have tried to be able to solve everything at home. Apples and oranges. I drive a new Ranger at work and I would never buy one.

These other vehicles are controlled my software. At work we have a new Ranger. I can’t tell you how many recalls we have had and even engine problems. I do not want a Ford let alone one that is like this new Ranger. Ok I do want an old F150 with the Coyote engine to pull my smallish 5th wheel.

A while back they showed one being used as a work truck with it wrapped.

The ford Ranger at my work that we use for towing weighs over 5000 lbs. this slate is around 3600 lbs. No way this will be able to tow 3500 lbs safely. Not being an engineer these trucks are apples and oranges. By the way all of the software recalls get very annoying. Last week they came out 40...

I do not fit in a full size truck seat comfortably. Not Chevy, Ford, Dodge or Toyota full size trucks. Not saying I can’t drive them I am saying the arm rest, window switches, stereo controls and the seat bottom hits my calves. I am sure there are a few other things like the mirrors are at my...

You misunderstood me. Back in the 80’s most cars were huge cars from the 1970’s and even the smaller cars the three American manufacturers made were actually big on the inside still. An example is if you pull the seat up all the way on an original Chrysler mini van you could roll the window down...

😂Tall sitting down. Too funny. I am short sitting down and standing up.

I am on the short side so I am wondering if it would be comfortable for me. I have owned 3 different brands of full size trucks and they really are not made for me even with all of the electric adjustments. I am 5’ and a little bit. When I first sat into a Japanese car in the 80’s, I realized...

Tesla has come a very long way since they started. When they first started they didn’t want any one to get parts or repair it themselves. I still don’t think their parts are cheap. Suspension parts coolant system parts. The reason I don’t drive a Tesla now is because of the few places that sell...

You are comparing used overly complicated and overly programmed vehicles to a new Slate. I have seen a completely confused newest version of the leaf and no thank you. Let alone Nissan quality is not for me. A vehicle that the manufacturer is stating that a mechanically inclined person can work...