Gotta say pretty impressed with this F150
02-06-2012, 03:15 PM
#1
Gotta say pretty impressed with this F150
Ok first an foremost I'm a GM fan all the way, but I have to say this video impressed me. It's a new F150 that got caught I. A hurricane or fire or something and drove off. It was pretty much destroyed as well as everything else in the area but still ran and drove on its own power. Oh and this is 100% real!
Kelleher Ford Dauphin New Meaning to Built Ford Tough. F150 drives off rubble morning after fire - YouTube
Kelleher Ford Dauphin New Meaning to Built Ford Tough. F150 drives off rubble morning after fire - YouTube
02-06-2012, 04:37 PM
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There was a guy around here that works at a local auto salvage yard, who had a new EcoBoost catch on fire on him and essentially burn to the ground during a test drive. It didn't drive away on it's own power. 
That's impressive, though. I just had to mention that other story because I'm somewhat of a Ford "hater".
That's impressive, though. I just had to mention that other story because I'm somewhat of a Ford "hater".
02-06-2012, 07:31 PM
#6
Very cool! Doesn't really give Ford trucks any clout. They still suck, they are built like ****, and run like *** after about 70,000 miles.
Kinda like watching a midget kick a normal height person's ***, I still wouldn't want to be a midget!
Kinda like watching a midget kick a normal height person's ***, I still wouldn't want to be a midget!
02-06-2012, 07:40 PM
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wheres that GMC superbowl commercial about them surviving apocalypse? lol reminds me of this only the ford actually survived a disaster, and GM wouldnt have survived an economic fluctuation without a hand out.
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02-06-2012, 07:46 PM
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The only reason Ford probably had extra cash to spare is because of the absurd sticker prices and the constant maintenance performed by Ford dealerships, in order to just keep the vehicles they produced running.
