This New Ford F-150 Changes Everything
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Date: 2019-10-13
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Comments and reviews: 9
DJ ArcForce
Ford makes great trucks. I've owned one for about 10 years now that I bought used with 80k miles on it. 99 250 Super Duty (gas engine. Seems to be nearly indestructible. Had 80k on it when I bought it and has about 175k on it now. I've done a total of about 300 in repairs during that time. Almost every factory part is still in place. Including the clutch and even all the original hoses and I only recently replaced the factory original serpentine belt. because it was worn out? Nope. actually was still in good shape but the alternator gave up so I figured why not put a new one on when I have to take the old one off anyhow. And you better believe I bought a Ford / Motorcraft belt when I swapped it. If I was interested in a really hot sporty truck, I'd definitely buy the Super Snake F-150. Ford knows how to build a damn good truck whether it's for work or for play.
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Ford makes great trucks. I've owned one for about 10 years now that I bought used with 80k miles on it. 99 250 Super Duty (gas engine. Seems to be nearly indestructible. Had 80k on it when I bought it and has about 175k on it now. I've done a total of about 300 in repairs during that time. Almost every factory part is still in place. Including the clutch and even all the original hoses and I only recently replaced the factory original serpentine belt. because it was worn out? Nope. actually was still in good shape but the alternator gave up so I figured why not put a new one on when I have to take the old one off anyhow. And you better believe I bought a Ford / Motorcraft belt when I swapped it. If I was interested in a really hot sporty truck, I'd definitely buy the Super Snake F-150. Ford knows how to build a damn good truck whether it's for work or for play.
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Ahmad Shahbaz Alizai
Hey Scotty. Please do a video on Suzuki cars. We import used suzukis in Pakistan and most of them are involved in an accident in Japan or have 100000 mileage on them. But it seems these Zukis are tougher than corollas and hondas. We bought a Suzuki Alto 2013 Automatic this january. It had above 100, 000 mileage on it. Air filters were clogged, engine oil was burnt, the previous owner used ordinary tap water for coolent, AC filter had mud and leaves in it. The only thing clean about it is the auto transmission fluid and the interior. T This little Suzuki 660 cc runs and drives like a charm obviously it can't beat your celica in a head 2 head race but it give celica a run for its money.
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Hey Scotty. Please do a video on Suzuki cars. We import used suzukis in Pakistan and most of them are involved in an accident in Japan or have 100000 mileage on them. But it seems these Zukis are tougher than corollas and hondas. We bought a Suzuki Alto 2013 Automatic this january. It had above 100, 000 mileage on it. Air filters were clogged, engine oil was burnt, the previous owner used ordinary tap water for coolent, AC filter had mud and leaves in it. The only thing clean about it is the auto transmission fluid and the interior. T This little Suzuki 660 cc runs and drives like a charm obviously it can't beat your celica in a head 2 head race but it give celica a run for its money.
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Clint Coady
I have owned 3 Honda vehicles since I started driving back in 97, (traded in just to get a newer model, never had an issue other than routine maintenance with any of them, but I like Ford. As far as domestic goes I feel like they produce a quality product. They seem to innovate and actually care about their products. I kind of like the new Ranger. My Dad had a 97 Ranger 4. 0 V6 4x4 and that guy had a boat ton of miles on it before he got rid of it. Going to keep driving my 06 Civic until she stops moving forward though.
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I have owned 3 Honda vehicles since I started driving back in 97, (traded in just to get a newer model, never had an issue other than routine maintenance with any of them, but I like Ford. As far as domestic goes I feel like they produce a quality product. They seem to innovate and actually care about their products. I kind of like the new Ranger. My Dad had a 97 Ranger 4. 0 V6 4x4 and that guy had a boat ton of miles on it before he got rid of it. Going to keep driving my 06 Civic until she stops moving forward though.
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Dana Danarosana
I know a few people that had the EV1s in Los Angeles and they were NOT a failure. They all wanted to keep them. Lots of people did. There was such a revolt when GM recalled them all that police had to be present at the dealers during the reclamation period. The people who had them loved them but GM stopped the program. They were all leases. Nobody ever owned an EV1. They were never given a fair shot but the people who got them really liked them a lot.
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I know a few people that had the EV1s in Los Angeles and they were NOT a failure. They all wanted to keep them. Lots of people did. There was such a revolt when GM recalled them all that police had to be present at the dealers during the reclamation period. The people who had them loved them but GM stopped the program. They were all leases. Nobody ever owned an EV1. They were never given a fair shot but the people who got them really liked them a lot.
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Jamie Shultz
I think you're being a tad harsh on electrics. The charging infrastructure is growing, and though charging speeds haven't reached refueling speeds, they are getting close. I saw a video where a guy mentioned that most electric car drivers can go 360 days a year just charging at home, where I go to the gas station once or twice a week. I think the future may be electric, and it may soon be the most convenient option.
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I think you're being a tad harsh on electrics. The charging infrastructure is growing, and though charging speeds haven't reached refueling speeds, they are getting close. I saw a video where a guy mentioned that most electric car drivers can go 360 days a year just charging at home, where I go to the gas station once or twice a week. I think the future may be electric, and it may soon be the most convenient option.
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Johnny Draco
Been busy. Put new upper control arms in my old 66 Ford. I have about as much faith in auto mechanics as I do medical doctors. It's work such as this which serves as a reminder that I am not 28 years old anymore. Father Time cares little whether you are good, bad or ugly. He is more powerful than God for no batch of prayers, hormone cream or Viagra will rescue you from that march of time.
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Been busy. Put new upper control arms in my old 66 Ford. I have about as much faith in auto mechanics as I do medical doctors. It's work such as this which serves as a reminder that I am not 28 years old anymore. Father Time cares little whether you are good, bad or ugly. He is more powerful than God for no batch of prayers, hormone cream or Viagra will rescue you from that march of time.
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Arrow E
Please help. Mazda B3000 DS I have replaced AIC valve the TPS MAF both upstream o2 sensors. It has gotten better but not fixed. Still have high idle at start up then calms down but when you start driving and accelerating and let off gas it will still surge. Even worse with a/c on. Any ideas? Don't have money for mechanic.
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Please help. Mazda B3000 DS I have replaced AIC valve the TPS MAF both upstream o2 sensors. It has gotten better but not fixed. Still have high idle at start up then calms down but when you start driving and accelerating and let off gas it will still surge. Even worse with a/c on. Any ideas? Don't have money for mechanic.
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D Matt
5. 00 a gallon gas in California now? Wait til a real war breaks out with the Saudis and Iran. Don't tell me there's not a huge global market for electric cars. Tesla Model 3 plugs in your garage and can use their supercharger network. If legacy manufacturers don't adapt, they'll be dead and gone in 10 years.
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5. 00 a gallon gas in California now? Wait til a real war breaks out with the Saudis and Iran. Don't tell me there's not a huge global market for electric cars. Tesla Model 3 plugs in your garage and can use their supercharger network. If legacy manufacturers don't adapt, they'll be dead and gone in 10 years.
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tony monastiere
Nice mesh of timing 4: 50 talking about a junk yard and there's that chivvy stealership again. Looks like they're synonymous, LOL. You can't see the USA in a chivvy anymore, cause there aretoo many blind spots, LOL. I'm just glad I will never own one. I'll have my Tesla shaken, not stirred. LOL.
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Nice mesh of timing 4: 50 talking about a junk yard and there's that chivvy stealership again. Looks like they're synonymous, LOL. You can't see the USA in a chivvy anymore, cause there aretoo many blind spots, LOL. I'm just glad I will never own one. I'll have my Tesla shaken, not stirred. LOL.
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