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F-150 Lightning Owner Waited 3 Hours at a Single 50kW Charger on His Way to Bozeman, but Rivian Owners Say Their Chargers Ended Range Anxiety (opens the original)
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An F-150 Lightning owner driving from Colorado to Bozeman, Montana, made it only by drafting behind a truck, arriving in Sheridan, Wyoming, with 5% battery, then waited 3 hours at a single 50 kW charger. Rivian owners in the same discussion say the Rivian Adventure Network, which places fast chargers near national parks and camping routes and is now open to nearly all EVs, ended their range anxiety. The lesson for anyone planning an EV road trip to Yellowstone or another remote national park is
GM's New 555 Horsepower Duramax Lets The 2027 Silverado HD And Sierra HD Tow A 38,000 Pound Fifth Wheel (opens the original)
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GM's new Duramax 8.3 liter is rated to tow up to 38,000 pounds on a gooseneck hitch, which sounds enormous until you realize most fifth wheels never come close to using it. A typical large fifth wheel, including the Montana High Country GM itself featured towing behind a Silverado HD, tops out around 16,000 to 17,000 pounds fully loaded. That gap matters more than the headline number. Here is what the 38,000 pound rating actually means for your camper, and why GM's real number to watch is not th
Ford Pro's 7 Year Warranty on Certified Used Work Trucks Sounds Generous, But at 70,000 Miles It Could Run Out in Less Than 16 Months (opens the original)
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If you buy a 3 year old Ford work truck with 70,000 miles through Ford Pro Advantage, its 7 year, 100,000 mile powertrain warranty could run out in less than 16 months at the pace that truck has already been driven. Pick a 2 year old truck with 30,000 miles instead, and the same Gold Certified badge could protect the engine and transmission for close to 5 years. That's the whole game with certified used work trucks. The badge is the same, but the warranty you actually get depends on miles, and b
Texas Cybertruck Owner Tows a Nearly 12,000 Pound Camper and Says It Tows Like 2,000, but His $32 Monthly Charging Bill Is the Real Shock (opens the original)
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Joshua Ryan's Tesla Cyberbeast pulls his nearly 12,000 pound Salem Hemisphere camper about 150 miles at 75 mph on one charge, and he says it tows like 2,000 pounds. The bigger shock is the money, because his last camping trip cost about $3 in electricity versus $76 in gas for his old Ram, and his entire month of charging cost $32. There is a catch, because at roughly 11,800 pounds loaded, his camper is over the Cybertruck's 11,000 pound tow rating. Here is what his numbers mean for anyone thinki
Tundra 1794 Owner Says His New Truck Sounds Like It's Falling Apart at 900 Miles, but Other Owners Traced Their Rattles to 5 Surprising Places (opens the original)
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If your new Toyota Tundra 1794 rattles, owners have traced theirs to five places: the panoramic sunroof housing, loose items in the center console, the rear window, the glove compartment latch and the driver door. One 2026 Tundra 1794 owner says his dealer replaced the panoramic sunroof housing under warranty just two months ago. That's encouraging news for Billy Barrick, a Texas owner whose 2026 Tundra 1794 has only 900 miles and already sounds like it's falling apart inside. He takes it to his
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