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I'm not a big hunter. We love game meat but my method is opening my back door and shooting a deer when it comes by the house (if in season).

Technically...the tires and from the kinetic friction state

Same here. Have a tundra currently and a tundra prime would fit my use case very well...guessing Toyota it will be a mild hybrid and not come for another year or two though.

Could you explain why? I live in WI and have not experienced an EV yet.

Works for front of the bed, not the back or bed trunk.

I'm 6'4" and with a standard style tailgate down it is still difficult to reach items in the bed. With this gooseneck extra long tailgate it's going to be worse. Would have at least liked a step since the 180 version was cancelled.

I think he does some damage with his reviews. Everything he aims for is for production simplification at the expense of quality and ease of repair. He wants glue and rivits instead of threaded fasteners and reusable seals and knocks manufacturers for taking that route.

I've cut through a lot of laminated glass (windshields). It is not quick compared to side widows that are often non-laminated. It's not perfect but it's not a huge deal either. First responders will get though the glass quickly when needed. We have the tools.

It is pretty interesting how they give a car to someone who lacks simple logic. That was a pretty ridiculous claim he put out there without any solid data

Reduce, reuse, recycle. Using what you already have is gravy.

Propane powered? You heathen! ?

I added kitchen as well, since the utensils and gear sled thing are part of it.

Oh, how about a sprayer attachment for the kitchen option to wash various things? Like if you have bloody bed from hunting...with a heater for a warm shower?

I'm just not really concerned about water storage. I can throw a case of water in the bed or something like that. I'm not a fan of having to keep an eye on that container water to make sure it's not moldy and clean it out regularly. Yes I know I can put some bleach in it and all but just...

I would like the camp kitchen to have a fridge where the 5gal water storage currently is. Minor issue though. Winch would be nice. Honestly I'm pretty happy with the accessories overall.

Keep in mind EPA numbers and real-world numbers often are very different.

This is how I'm looking at the two options (for my use case). Ford Pros over R1T: Frunk larger and more versatile. Way more power for tools/house/utility Dealer network Better communication, spec sheets Rivian Pros over Ford: Looks better Power bed cover Air compressor 4 motors Self...

It absolutely does corrode. It does not rust as that term is resolved for ferrous materials.

I did not, most I've heard is aluminum, steel, carbon fiber are all used...but not where they are used. That said, aluminum also has corrosion issues although generally less than steels.

It's just unfortunate as cost would be high, alignment of panel likely to not be as good, body filler will be used, corrosion likely at weld seam.