Do your spouse, friends, family accompany you on road trips? Maybe share an experience rather than each dive into your own screen. I have always suggested being able to cast the phone rather than have Ford reinvent wheel would be best. [Tesla’s effort to bring YouTube & Netflix to the center...
he drove his MY 10 miles beyond 0% for both the 75 & 56 mph tests
His MY results were 280 & 220 at 0%
He did not not drive the MME to 0%. In the 75 mph test.
In the winter, narrow tires are better under extreme conditions as they provide higher surface pressure against the road. Narrow tires also work better than wider ones in loose snow and slush. Wider tires, for their part, will offer more grip on hard surfaces
Used prices will fall off fast as the chip supply gets sorted. Creative minds have been working on that resolution for a few months already. It will be resolved before an ordered MME is delivered. You have a second car. Sell the Clarity. Then get on the phones.
The five days is not dodgy. No business will give an open ended offer. The number may well be the same in five days, but too far out brings too many variables into the mix. Five days is respectful. Similar to CarMax.
If you are careful in your braking all the time you can regain most of the lost momentum without using one pedal. However with one-pedal off and 'coasting' or using L mode, I will notice the brake coach does not always indicate 100% recovery of energy. So I am not as efficient as the one-pedal...
Similar problem for me with my drive....
Suggest....disable one-pedal driving if enabled. This will allow the car to 'coast' down the driveway more easily. Less hurky-jerky motion as you are reversing.
Then, although this may sound counter-intuitive, as you keep speeds low accelerate...
Some reports suggest disabling the E-heater when DC Fast Charging to improve the charging speed, thereby reducing the charging time.
I would suggest doing so will only help when the E-heater would actually be called on to heat the cabin. When it is available but not active should not affect...
The $1,000 will roughly cover the difference in interest charged at 2.25% over three years compared to what you would pay in interest at .9% [straight financing Ford offers for good credit] over 3 years. Monthly payment is much higher with straight financing, but you own the car. Lower payment...