Who says that we need cheap pickups?
I don't like spending money any more than most people and I keep reading comments that some people want cheap, simple pickups but the people actually putting their money down seem to have a different ...
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I'm in there with the guys who are enjoying some minor level of comfort after spending most of my life settling for what I could afford. I didn't even own a car with power windows until 2003.
2½ years ago when we moved back to Colorado from overseas, we bought a 4 year old Ford Edge SEL (3 year lease return with with only 21,000 miles), my second vehicle with a few nice options (one of my favorites was the ability to play my tunes from a USB thumb drive). Now that's my wife's car, and I got the 2016 F-150. It has 2 USB ports, several 12v outlets, a couple of 110v outlets.
And yes, it has the adjustable pedals, voice command stereo and Bluetooth phone, backup cam, but thankfully no nav and no sunroof. My outdated but still fully functional Garmin Nuvi 1490 LMT sits comfortably in the well in the middle of the dash.
I feel like I won the lottery every time I get in it. :B
2½ years ago when we moved back to Colorado from overseas, we bought a 4 year old Ford Edge SEL (3 year lease return with with only 21,000 miles), my second vehicle with a few nice options (one of my favorites was the ability to play my tunes from a USB thumb drive). Now that's my wife's car, and I got the 2016 F-150. It has 2 USB ports, several 12v outlets, a couple of 110v outlets.
And yes, it has the adjustable pedals, voice command stereo and Bluetooth phone, backup cam, but thankfully no nav and no sunroof. My outdated but still fully functional Garmin Nuvi 1490 LMT sits comfortably in the well in the middle of the dash.
I feel like I won the lottery every time I get in it. :B
