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As the resident Captain Obvious, I say it probably has more to do with how it was maintained and driven than the engine itself. Does the seller have copies of receipts or logs of engine work done on the rig? If so, the seller probably took good care of it.

I had a Ridgeline, and I can personally attest to this meme.

Tree House

I've had my 1500 for about 10 months--no issues so far. In fact, I love the bed step and have recommended it to everyone that's asked about it.

I love how the forum software thinks the abbreviation for Auto Start/Stop is a bad word.

Yep. I can relate to both. Took me a week or so of driving to get used to the brake feel.

I loved Jarts as a kid. I'd curve the ends of the vanes/feathers to make them spin as they flew.

My first car was a Plymouth Sundance. With my 5-speed manual transmission, I could go 0-60 in about a week and a half.

mixed bag

top hat

I have one, and it fits great. There is a bit of a learning curve about how to get it on best/quickest/most efficiently, but it's not difficult. My wife was perplexed by it at first, but she figured it out too. Ultimately, it's a bit pricey but worth it IMHO.

Another option may be to get a screen protector that's matte. I got this one (https://www.amazon.com/Kykr-Premium-Screen-Protector-Matte/dp/B089P22TY4) and it made a world of difference.

That's a setting in my 12". Under display, if memory serves (away from my truck at the moment).

Fixed the spelling for you.

This northern tier Ram driver is watching this convo with interest.

Responses to this are going to be wide-ranging with passionate answers on both sides. From my perspective, I like having the eT system if only to restart the engine during its auto-start/auto-stop cycle. Other designs use the starter (wearing down the starter), but the eT system uses the hybrid...

I thought about getting them, but didn't think the $1,000 was worth it. I probably would've found them useful, but I haven't missed them.

I've always used Speed Shine as the clay bar lubricant, and never had an issue.