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Say what, LOL? On the day the Huntington Beach Chevron was charging $6.39 for regular ( Post #1), the Huntington Beach Costco was charging $5.09, (Post #60). I guess your math skills are on par with your spelling skills, LOL. Multi- Faceted. 🤣

LOL, F-150 pickup with a 36 gallon tank. Fill up with 30 gallons. 30 X $1.30 saving = $39.00. OK, everyone, how long would you wait in line to save $39.00? Just curious.

That is inaccurate. Reno is not representative of Nevada. Washoe County, including Reno, is about 1/2 million people. Clark County, in the south end of the state, including Las Vegas, has a population of 2.3 million+. Years ago we wised up, and now have a second gas pipeline from Utah. Here...

Well, I've never understood why people continue to pay exorbitant gas prices when there is an easy and profitable alternative. If the people in Huntington Beach would just get a local Costco membership for $60 a year, they could purchase all the Top Tier gas they want for the price below. How...

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/state/florida/article278835624.html 2 Teslas

So you are charging in the middle of a Ford dealer's parking lot. What are you going to do while you are waiting? Maybe look around? My closest Ford dealer has a sit-down, waitress-served, 50's diner on site, Mustang Sally's. They love having people drive over from other dealers for meals...

Fwiw, the R1T should be readily available to buy. I wonder why? Maybe the $87,000 starting price? From the Wall Street Journal, Friday.

Make the CCS Port an option. If Ford can make massaging seats an option, LOL, CCS should be easy.

As someone that does not own an MME, is there a reason why you can't have 2 separate ports, one on left, one on right? I mean, if they can do this, LOL? (Driver ED car).

Can't speak to Blue Cruise etc. but I can verify what happened to those ridiculously priced map updates for my Ford Edge and F-150. For $150 a year for the updates, each, I declined to participate. Until Dec. 2021, when this showed up. Then, in Sept. 2022, they sent me a notice that a new...

We should not forget that Nasa put a man on the moon on July 20, 1969, and brought him home safely. And then: So today we have the people working for some ego-maniac cheering that they blew up a rocket, more than 50 years later. I guess that is today's version of "progress". Or maybe Musk...

Not a good day for the Techno King. Looks like his rocket had an "unscheduled disassembly". Must have had an OTA update that did not work, LOL. You would think that Musk would have better Quality Control on a spaceship than on a Tesla. Oh well.

That Tesla did an excellent job of manipulating our political system for monetary advantage is not debatable. But is it something to be proud of? Where did that $5 Billion+ that Tesla has received over the years come from? From other car manufacturers. Musk is just another Corporate Welfare...

This is too late to help the OP, but it worked for me. My wife's Edge died at a 7-11 a while back, a bad alternator fried the battery, completely DOA. Called Ford Roadside, and was given the same spiel, $95 up-front. I asked the lady if my call was being recorded, she replied "Yes". I said...

Those are deserved suspicions, I have not seen a for-profit battery outfit that I would invest in. Unfortunately, Argonne is not a public company, but it has had tremendous credentials for about 75 years. Here is what they do. https://www.anl.gov/research-index

Huh? :rolleyes:

All very interesting opinions, LOL. Reminds me of the predictions about a Ford BEV pick-up truck a few years back. Opinions varied from "Never Happen", to "at least 5 years", and then "at least 10 years", and everything in between. I saved that thread, and a few months later Ford was showing...

What makes this believable, unlike the unfunded pie-in-the sky battery outfits, is that the people developing this are "AAA" rated Labs. See below. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/coming-ev-batteries-sweep-away-140709581.html

Read it again, LOL, the bold print above the white line, and the fine print below the white line. If Ford has done something like that, I would like to see that. Shame on them if they did. As for previous sales, the ad was in the WSJ Monday. We will see how it goes.

What do you think of this? Sorry if this is a little tough to read. This is from a full page ad in today's Wall Street Journal, placed by KIA. Do you notice dichotomy between the statement above the white line, and below the white line? I had to enhance and darken the fine print below the...