Lol mines too long haha I’ve had 20 cars since I was 19 and I’m going to be 33 in October. Longest was my evo 8. Kept that for 2 years and still regret selling it. Shortest was a piece of shit GTO LS1 car. Had it for maybe 3 months.
That’s surprisingly low. Ford is usually an expert at towing so they must have their reasons.We've owned our Tahoe for 19 years and the semi plan is to replace it in 2-3 years. Was planning on replacing it with a Bronco, but it only has 3500 towing capacity unless you go with the Braptor (Raptor) which you cannot find anywhere close to MSRP. Rumor mill is there is a redesign coming in 2024 so I'm hoping it'll get 5k in towing otherwise might be looking at the new 4Runner.
That second picture is amazing, where is that??Depends on where you start counting. My dad helped me pick up a 66 mustang when I was in 7th grade, and we rebuilt it over the next 4 years. We got it running when I was a junior, and then sold it in 2017 so my wife and I could buy a house. Roughly 10 years with that car, but it was only running for 5ish years and I was in Kentucky for 2 of those years without it.
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Longest I've had a car that runs is the 2008 FJ Cruiser we currently own. Bought in 2018 with 150k miles, it's still running incredibly with 218k miles. We love it and it has taken us to some incredible places out here in the west.
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Thanks! Black Bear Pass, a 4wd road that connects Ouray Colorado to Telluride Colorado (seen in the valley below).That second picture is amazing, where is that??
The 4d wrangler has a 3500 pound towing so Ford matched it. The only difference is the 2d wrangler is only 1500 towing but the 2d Bronco has 3500. The 4d should have a higher tow rating because of the increased wheelbase. The Braptor (4d only) has 4500 towing, it has a different exhaust / frame attachments for the tow hitch. My hope is that for 2024 the redesign will incorporate those changes.That’s surprisingly low. Ford is usually an expert at towing so they must have their reasons.