Please provide the link from Ford advertising the entire interior to be water proof? The only thing I've seen is the floor being washed out, that is what its for. Personally I wouldn't hose out any vehicle. Maybe if its 20 years old and already a rust bucket.
Do you really want to waste the energy it’s going to take for both of us to argue about a stupid topic? I’ll concede that my point was a generalization and “advertising” should be replaced with “promoting a notion”. You admit you’re trying to start a fight in hopes of earning another notch in the keyboard of a fierce keyboard warrior.
I occasionally haul a skid steer and just the other day three pallets of 80lb sakrete (9900lbs) 90% of the time a Ranger would be more than I need. But it's that other 10% that it just wouldn't cut it!
My wife is cutting her eyes at you right now!!!
Ok I couldn't get past page 8.... I'm just gonna say it.
would be better her hand wrapped around your stick! Had to go there! Show your passengers legs getting shattered by an air bag in an accident!
Man the blue leather takes me back to the glory days of 90s GM trucks/SUVs with blue and maroon interiors as options (and everything on the inside was that color), I can't hate on it too much. The accent colors though, yeah, they're bad.
That would be more appreciable if there weren't already a fair number of example of dash materials that are every bit as durable and waterproof as not-yet-spaghettied tupperware without feeling to the touch like said tupperware. No one here wants Lexus materials, they just don't want Chevy Aveo materials in a vehicle that will routinely top the $60k mark, and that's perfectly understandable.
