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It meets all the criteria. An SUV can be a truck just as a van can be a truck.

My M.O. in this thread is to correct your factually inaccurate statements especially when you miss the point of my original post completely and decide to attack it with factually incorrect information. Your claim that Stellantis does not make a 3 row seating truck is false.

Is the 56 BelAir built on top of a heavy duty truck frame like the Wagoneer?

It will stay there until you remove it. Click the icon to open the marketing junk then navigate back to the home screen and the icon should be gone. Once it's gone, verify you have no notices.

Actually, by definition, it does make it a truck.

Correct. There is no part of the definition of a "truck" that requires an open bed.

Wagoneer is built on a Ram truck chassis.

This truck will never be manufactured. Ram already has a 3 row truck and its called the Wagoneer.

Doesn't really matter since neither one is accurate anyway. Reads anywhere between 0.5 and 1.5 mpg better than actual mpg calculated manually and it has done this on the last 3 Rams I have owned. Never reads worse that actual mileage; always reads better.

The only exclusion I could find for towing to the closest dealer is for unlicensed towing providers. Most states require tow operators be licensed. There is no requirement that it must be towed by a dealer tow truck. They just are not going to pay cousin Billy Bob to drag your truck to a...

It absolutely fixed it for me. Before deleting the notices I would remove the short cut by opening it only to have it reappear, without fail, the very next day. Drove the truck again this morning and it still did not reappear after 4 days.

May have found a partial solution to the marketing app shortcut appearing in the top bar. Go into Apps/System/Notices and delete all notices that appear. I had 2 Sirius XM notices that I deleted. That was 3 days ago and I have not had the link appear since. Before the link would reappear...

I'm pretty sure they are not replaceable.

To each his own. I think it's a solution to a non-existent problem.

It does more than build up pressure. It still pumps the lifters and turns the engine at around 300 RPM. It's just using the using the starter motor to operate the engine instead of internal combustion. Not sure this is really solving any problems.

I'm not sure you are talking about the same issue.

I'm confused. Did this occur 20 minutes after leaving the car wash or the next day? Both can't be true.

Given the same tire diameter, an E rated tire on an 18 inch rim should still ride better than a C rated tire on a 20 inch rim due to more sidewall with the 18 inch rim.

Yes I absolutely believe those things are not causing anyone to pay less attention while they are driving.