Except a F-150L could be had for cheaper and be just about the same in terms of efficiency. You jus t have to accept the fact that you’d be a grown man feeling like a 5 year old when climbing into the bed. That part I do not miss. I truly do not understand why most trucks nowadays need the bed...
Exterior wise, yes. It’s only 6” longer. Interior wise I came from a Ridgeline (Gen1) and it was an easier transition to the Lightning than it was to the R1T when it comes to being a family car.
Maybe I’m a jerk, but the car clearly should not be driven in that state. As such, April - 4 months is not an acceptable resolution timeframe. This isn’t a panel gap here. You don’t have an operable vehicle right now. I would give it one more try but then I would probably submit a complaint to...
I only had a full sized truck for one month prior to getting the R1T, but that’s enough to make me miss the size.
I went through the rain situation a couple days ago. It was a medium sized/light box. Too tall to fit in the frunk, too tall to fit under the cover. Normally I’d throw the seats up...
This has been largely my experience. My Teslas average a new set of tires every other year, and they switch between summer and winter tires. Every 4 years is a new set of snows.
I have one of these and a fresh box of blades.
I can promise that when I’m done that climate controls from the cabin will have an effect on the gear tunnel and the bed.
I can not promise the tonneau will be operational. Nor that the cabin will be waterproof, wind proof, noise isolated, or...
Despite the option to reset history, it never changes.
My lifetime average is 2.04mi/kWh which would imply 275 miles of max range but my numbers are exactly as you have above.
I don’t know how I feel about the range estimates in the truck. On the one hand the GoM is extremely accurate...
I’ve used a number of Falken tires. Like any brand there are ones that are good and ones to avoid. I haven’t used the specific tire you linked.
In (very) general thought, the Falkens I have used wore quickly, were stiffer, but typically a good balance of performance and value. I have not had...
Is it feasible from a design perspective?
Just thinking, it would be great if we can have a locking bed cap using the rails. But you’d have to clear the roof spoiler and the side aero wings.
To be fair my Tesla does the same. Idk if later version implemented more sensors but mine can’t tell who’s driving, even if we each have our respective fobs.
I feel the Rivian is comparable to my Tesla in terms of noise, the difference seems to the type of noise and where the noise comes from though. That said, neither are silent luxury cruisers that isolate you from the world.
The R1T has on more than one occasion made me wonder if it’s really...