yeah this is exactly why they are call Stealerships. The car is under warranty, you want it in perfect running order before it leaves the lot. the fact they have the Audacity to even tell you to come pick up the car tells me they are a horrible service department. See if you can’t locate the E-mail or contact information for the owner of the stealership and notify him of the situation. I bet the issue is resolved with in a few hours. unless the owner is a complete asshat as well. but thats a future problem.

seat covers… they will keep the seats from additional wear and they will still look amazing after another 100K.

not screwed at all, that side wall on the other hand, Looks like it had a bad night.

does the interior smell like maple syrup? or is there a scent of moisture in the cabin? when you wipe down the windows does it seem oily? take a good window cleaner, paper towels, clean the whole windshield. once you clean it us the paper towels to go over it again to remove any residue left over from the cleaner. if they still fog up super quick, you likely have a leaky heater core. This is a common issue with the rangers.

Money lights. Lots of money lights. looks like some mechanic will be making his boat payment this month.

if you don’t mind a check engine light, you can effectively drive forever. but the Laws in California are pretty clear. you will need to get a new converter installed.

If you travel a lot for work and like to play games, Alienware. IF you are working from home and just want a little bit of a break. Alienware. If you are looking for something light to cary around often. Well yeah again alienware. (It’s not light)

Start with some soap and steel wool. clean the surface as much as possible. this will let you know what the next stage should be. Rather it is a hard sand or just a re-chrome/Paint. It looks like there is a bit of pitting there so it is likely going to be a hard sand. after that I would have them re-chromed

you don’t see it as much as you use to. that could be from design changes. I used to see thermostats cause over heating all the time. being lazy to open or never opening all the way or just plain never opening. Not I can’t speak for every thermostat on the market today, but I do know many manufactures have switched to Failsafe thermostats where if something in the cooling system fails, even the thermostat, It will lock in the open position. this hasn’t always been the case, and I’m sure there are still some cars out there where this can happen. tell him Never say never.