Solution for high fuel?

FoxConn bought it last week, going to build their new EV there in a JV with Fisker. Behold the PEAR! (Yes, that Fisker that failed to produce more than a prototype of their last hype car....).

I ordered a 4wd version in February. I think it's going to be like "waiting for Godot"...... lol.

 

You Buy 'Em From Junkyards?

 

Marketplace on Facebook is best

 

My Solution.

 

Many hunting trips. I love it. Nissan's 5.7 creates a lot of torque the way the NV3500 is geared. Absolutely impressive. Unfortunately fuel mileage is dismal at best. I can get 15-16 on long road trips.

I hauled a 24' bumper pull trailer to Nebraska on our mule deer trip this year. A Polaris ranger, and Honda TRX500 inside, along with all gear. 7 MPG

 

that sounds like a justified vehicle. Is it set up for passengers or open in the back? I worked with a welder that had that same Nissan. He sported it with a bed and surf board rack inside.

 

i shift all day, just want to put the daily in D and drive…

my 19 ranger is getting 22-23 mpg, got it with 0% when Covid started too, I’ve still got my 1990 f350 for when I actually need it but the ranger has actually surprised me with being more useful across the board so I don’t use it much, sold my mustang cobra last year though since I kept breaking things every time I drove it, it became no fun, I could just squeak 20 mpg out of it if I could behave myself

 

You can always pick up one of these with the 2.8L Duramax:




42 MPG on the highway.

 

Good luck getting a new one. I've had an AWD Transit on order since October of last year.

 

Used new!