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The retro great look is why I bought a BS. The RAV4 Prime is a plug in with an ICE engine. If I was going RAV4 route, it would be the hybrid.

Ford Performance wheels quick pic.

I don't do the miles per for a hybrid but if I were to buy a Hybrid, it would only be a Toyota product. Most likely a RAV4 and I'm a Honda guy when it comes to Honda or Toyota.

I feel stop/start is unnecessary and stupid but I do like that there is a button to turn it off which I do when I start my BS. The move is automatic now. So no big deal.

I don't see any addendum stickers. No more overpriced forced dealer add on high profit items. One of my favorites was nitrogen at $199-$299.

After reading all the posts on this thread. I have to say I have a lot more confidence with the 1.5. :)

I guess I'll wait till the rush dies down too. My BS it's usually Sita a lot and is on a battery tender so I don't feel I'll have any problems.

I took a shot while here. :)

I'm sitting at my Ford dealer now getting my Ford Performance Wheels installed and a full synthetic oil change. I asked if they can do the recall. I was told they know about the recall but that recall isn't in the system yet. My VIN has to show a recall to have it done. So no.

My BS is going to Ford service for an oil change tomorrow. I will ask if they can go 5w30. Summers are hot here and winters are mild.

Interesting. I've read here a non working start/stop is a sign of a weak battery. Lucky you. :)

That's not good. Your battery power may be too low.

More of a concern for me is the battery and oil dropping down in the pan at a long stoplight or something. However, I always used the button to turn the auto stop off. Odd but my wife's '23 HR-V EX-L doesn't have that feature. Probably the only honda model.

The 1.5 is 5w20. I'm sure I could go 5w30 in my area but I'll stick to the 5w20.

You can try this. I like his videos.

Mine isn't listed either. It must be too early.

Thanks, Black Rob but I go with full synthetic and bought a qt to top off if necessary.

That's the one brand I've used for a couple of decades on a classic car I owned and other garage vehicles. My BS sits a lot. Never an issue.