By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor —— Bio and Archives--July 31, 2022
Ford has long been the "king of trucks'", at least when it comes to overall sales of its long-time top seller F-150. But the company is heading in a new direction with its brand-new Maverick, a pickup truck that isn't built like most other pickups.
The Maverick is more like Honda's Ridgeline than the F-150, or its smaller sibling the Ranger. This means that, rather than being built "body on frame" the way most pickup trucks are, it's a more car-like unibody arrangement that may not be as robust as the "dedicated" pickup trucks, but which brings its own delights to the equation – for instance, in overall driveability.The Comment section of online publications is the new front in the ongoing Cancel Culture Battle.
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By Tolerance4 on 2022 08 01
No, that's an F-150 that Ford accidentally dropped into a vat of bleach, causing it to shrink at least 4 sizes. Bad, bad idea........
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