2015 Ford F-150’s Minimal Price Hike – No Aluminum Upcharge?
The buzz around the 2015 F-150 for months has been the use of aluminum and how it impact the price of the truck. With the price released this week, we learned the use of aluminum will have ZERO impact on the starting MSRP. Huh?
Ever since Ford unveiled the all-new F-150 in Detroit, it was widely understood the use of aluminum would make it cost more. Yet, the new pricing from Ford says it doesn’t. What is going on?
Ford Calls in FBI for Possible Engineer Espionage
Ford has called in the FBI to help investigate possible espionage after a longtime engineer was recently fired. The FBI swept the offices and recovered several listening devices. Are truck/car “secrets” really that valuable?
Ford has called in the FBI to help investigate espionage with regards to a former engineer.
Ford F-150 Order Bank Opening Soon – Poor Timing?
Sources tell us, Ford is planning on opening its order banks on the new 2015 F-150 in the coming weeks. This move creates some interesting product timing issues for the new truck. As one of the most scrutinized truck launches in recent memory moves forward, is Ford making the right decisions?
Ford will open the order banks for the new 2015 F-150 in the coming weeks. This could lead to a truck launch in the middle of winter.
Devolro Diablo Toyota Tundra Apocalypse Beast – Featured Truck
The people over at Devolro have a new Tundra toy they have named the Diablo. We can certainly see why it was given that name. This thing looks like you drive through an Apocalypse and come out alive.
This beastly, apocalyptic-ready custom-built Diablo Tundra is ready for everything you can dish out.
Do Toyota Tundra Trucks Have Strut/Shock Issues? Not Really
Written by: Aaron Turpen
A complaint in a Tundra forum plus a quick look at a few other Tundra owner’s groups around the Web shows that strut failure is sometimes a problem. Is it a common problem or serious issue that Toyota needs addressed? Neither, but it is one that comes up. We’ve noticed a few trends in these descriptions of failure and the circumstances surrounding them that may indicate what is at fault here. Here is what we see going on.
Thinking about getting some serious air time in your stock Toyota Tundra? Not a good idea. You need upgraded shocks to handle the impact.
