If you have that much to spend on an SUV, buy a GM or ford product. I sell all 3, and we had a wagoneer on the show floor. the dash squeaked when you pushed on it, not a great signI went to the Iowa car show last week and they had a Jeep Grand Wagoneer for $120k. I about fell over.
Sorry, I'm honestly confused, I didn't see anywhere in the test where the rivian beat the EPA number. In the test it said EPA range 380, MT ROAD-TRIP RANGE 264You're ignoring my post where the Rivian beat the EPA number.
Which I have also done myself.
My sister and bil for some reason love Stellantis products. They've even had a ton of issues over the years and she actually had to have the dealer buy back her Ram TRX. She switched to a GMC Denali pickup and seems much happier, but my BIL STILL wants to stick with his hellcats lol. So, so dumb IMO.If you have that much to spend on an SUV, buy a GM or ford product. I sell all 3, and we had a wagoneer on the show floor. the dash squeaked when you pushed on it, not a great sign
https://www.edmunds.com/car-news/range-test-2022-rivian-r1s-electric-suv.html No worries. I don't know why we're arguing lol.Sorry, I'm honestly confused, I didn't see anywhere in the test where the rivian beat the EPA number.
To be fair, nobody really has a factory vehicle equipped like a hellcat, so for that i kind of get it. Stellantis makes great products, but for Jeep trying to get into the luxury vehicle space with the wagoneer, they are not quite there yet lolMy sister and bil for some reason love Stellantis products. They've even had a ton of issues over the years and she actually had to have the dealer buy back her Ram TRX. She switched to a GMC Denali pickup and seems much happier, but my BIL STILL wants to stick with his hellcats lol. So, so dumb IMO.
She had a Wagoneer too. I thought it was lovely inside, but the cost of it...and being a Stellantis product. No thanks. I'd much rather have an X5, or something like that.To be fair, nobody really has a factory vehicle equipped like a hellcat, so for that i kind of get it. Stellantis makes great products, but for Jeep trying to get into the luxury vehicle space with the wagoneer, they are not quite there yet lol
typically you dont. its a raptor bronco lol not much of an offroad vehicleThey also had a Ford Bronco with a monster engine in it. It was also over $100k. I can't imagine going 4 wheelin in a 6 figure vehicle.
Everyone is different, that's for sure. I know a few Rivian owners who take theirs off-road and beat the outside of it to ****.They also had a Ford Bronco with a monster engine in it. It was also over $100k. I can't imagine going 4 wheelin in a 6 figure vehicle.
typically you dont. its a raptor bronco lol not much of an offroad vehicle
Sounds like around a 10% loss with the Cybertruck, I would guess very similar. Payload or adding a camper is a huge mpg killer on ICE trucks. And why a lot of truck owners add a bed cover. Also Jeep wranglers and gladiators are gas hogs because of their boxy front end. Aerodynamics is huge in fuel efficiency.Found this really interesting. Not sure how it compares to other trucks with open top beds.
Cybertruck tonneau cover an efficiency win, at least 25 miles of range lost when open at 75 mph
A recent Tesla Cybertruck range test revealed that the electric pickup truck can lose in the neighbourhood of 25 miles of range just by opening the tonneau cover. Add to this the additional weight that's likely to be on the bed when the cover is open, and hauling with the Cybertruck starts to...www.notebookcheck.net
If you have that much to spend on an SUV, buy a GM or ford product. I sell all 3, and we had a wagoneer on the show floor. the dash squeaked when you pushed on it, not a great sign
I believe i saw that one as well. Absolutely insaneI watched a video of a guy that bought a Lambo Urus and he tore in to it. Like just with his hands. Everything was cheap, not secured very well and just came off without much effort on his part (think door panels, dash pieces, air vent surrounds, etc).
I mean it is an Italian car.I watched a video of a guy that bought a Lambo Urus and he tore in to it. Like just with his hands. Everything was cheap, not secured very well and just came off without much effort on his part (think door panels, dash pieces, air vent surrounds, etc).
The MO of Lambo and other Italian makes is weight savings weight savings weight savings. I get that its an SUV, but that is not surprising or upsetting in the least bit to me.I mean it is an Italian car.
I think pre-covid the average new car was right at $48k. That window is a huge market.
While I was in high school there was a family that had a scout that was handed down from kid to kid to kid to.... It was painted camo and they called it "the bush."LOL I know about the IH scout because at a job I had one of the supervisors had one. One night during a blizzard it's door didn't shut right and the door spent all night banging into a brand new pickup side. Beat the hell out of it. Didn't hurt the scout door much.