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Tacoma Buyer Says an Oil Change Revealed Apparent Crossmember Welding Eight Months After Carvana Sale (opens the original)
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While changing the oil on his 2021 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road, a buyer noticed what looked like cutting or welding on a crossmember beneath the front of the truck. He had bought it from Carvana eight months earlier with a clean title, no reported accidents, and what he says was a 150-point inspection. That discovery raises a question any used-truck buyer can ask: was a suspension lift installed and later removed? Rough Country’s instructions for a large Tacoma lift require cutting a factory cros
Silverado EV Owner Paid $651.47 for Public Charging on a 1,216-Mile Tow and Says the Trip Felt Easier (opens the original)
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A Silverado EV owner covered 1,216 miles on a family trip to Hilton Head, South Carolina, and found towing easier than it had been three years earlier. His public charging cost more than his estimated gasoline or diesel fuel bill. His $592.47 roadside total was only part of the bill. In the Reddit discussion, he disclosed another $59 paid at a Tesla charger near the destination because he had forgotten the portable charger he normally uses at campgrounds. That brings his paid public charging to
Lucid Air Software Support Has No Set End Date for Bug Fixes and Security Updates Without the $950 Upgrade, Lucid Says (opens the original)
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An older Lucid Air can miss out on UX 3.0 and still receive bug fixes and security updates. That is Lucid’s answer to owners weighing a $950 infotainment processor upgrade to get its redesigned software. Torque News asked Lucid whether U.S. Airs with the original CCCv1 processor would continue receiving bug fixes and security updates after UX 3.0 arrives. “We’ll continue to deliver these types of updates to all vehicles, regardless of processor and operating system. There is not a set end date.”
A Kia EV9 Driver Towed a 3,000-Pound Camper 350 Miles on One 25-Minute Charge, but the Trailer Has No Brakes and May Be Nearly 3x Over Kia's Limit (opens the original)
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An 80-mile trip into north Georgia’s mountains left a Kia EV9 driver with little desire to return to a gas or diesel tow vehicle. The driver described easy hill climbs and confident merges, then arrived at a campsite with charging available. For this camping trip, the EV9 delivered the kind of towing experience they wanted. Posting in the Kia EV9 subreddit as politicalravings, the owner described pulling a camper weighing roughly 3,000 pounds toward Blue Ridge, Georgia, at 2.1 miles per kilowatt
A Toyota Tundra Survived a 7,000-Mile Arctic Trip Without the Engine Failure Behind a 43,566-Truck Recall, but the Tires Didn't Make It (opens the original)
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A Toyota Tundra driver says he traveled 7,000 miles in 10 days, reached the Arctic Ocean, and came home without engine trouble. His verdict on Toyota Tundra engine reliability was enthusiastic. His factory tires helped cut short plans to cover more than 8,000 miles. “Drive your trucks, guys! These things are great,” wrote u/chucker_t_snarls in the Reddit post. He had a far less flattering verdict for the factory tires: The blue truck in his photograph is coated in road grime. A steel wheel sits
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