Will 2010 Lariat have power folding mirrors?
#16
You guys have about talked me out of the power folding mirrors. I found a Lariat that I really like at the local dealership with standard mirrors (not towing). My 2001 Supercrew fits in the garage just fine. Perhaps the 2009 is not much different. Would be interested in comparing total width of vehicles plus mirrors sticking out. BTW, I agree that 18 ft wide garage door would be better than 16 ft door, but it's not going to happen.
Good luck on whatever you decide to do.
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2009 LARIAT CHROME PACKAGE (86L)
Availability:
• Optional on Lariat
Not available with:
• King Ranch Pkg. (86K) or Platinum Pkg.
Includes:
• 18" Chrome clad aluminum wheels
• 5" Chrome Tubular Running Boards
• Chrome exhaust tip
• Chrome front tow hooks (4x4 only)
• Side mirrors, power, heated, memory w/external mirror mounted
turn signal indicator & & driver's side self-dimming function with
chrome skull caps
Optional Equipment:
• Side Mirrors, Manual Telescoping Trailer Tow w/Power Glass
(includes heat, memory, turn signal, & puddle lamps) & Chrome
Skull (54X)
• 20" Chrome Clad Aluminum Wheels (64X)
#18
I was told by Ford that only the KR and Platinum have power folding mirrors. Unfortunately, power folding mirrors are not available on XLT and Lariat for 2009. Although in 2008 you could get power folding mirrors on the Lariat. Hopefully, Ford will offer power folding mirrors as an option on the 2010 Lariat. I really can't justify spending extra $$$ for KR or Platinum. I think Ford is trying to force people into these new higher levels. Lariat used to be high end, now it seems stripped down. The Platinum looks nice, but I would be very concerned about the power running boards. As for the KR, the seats are too red for my taste. My 2001 Supercrew is running fine, so I will wait until the 2010 models come out to see what happens. Thanks.
Last edited by troyf150; 04-13-2009 at 06:35 PM. Reason: add sentence
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#20
Garages...
I was lucky enough to get a garage with an extra 2 feet on both sides and and extra 2 feet in depth... so we are able to get both my '09 SCREW and my wifes '08 Expedition EL in the garage with relative ease. The powerfold mirrors come in handy in making it easier to walk past the vehicles more than anything. My wife folds hers in consistantly because she parks closest to the doorway to the house... I sometimes remember to fold mine in, but most times don't. I do fold them in when parking in the parking garage at work and most other parking lots.
#21
Troy - congrats on your new KR...have you posted pics yet? What color combo and options did you get (besides folding mirrors that is)
#23
Leave the poor guy alone! Tear up his garage?! C'mon, he asked for some advice and kinda got zinged. Just felt bad thought I'd stick up for him a bit. Anyways, he's got his KR now so he's good to go.
BTW, I agree with others here, most every garage is a complete joke. My garage is nothing more than storage for ride-on mower, wheelbarrow, recylables, etc. Unless you own a car, forget getting in there. And even with a car, it's very tight. If I won the lottery, I'd tear this house down, build another 1-story small house just like this, except with a very large, 2-car garage and a triple wide driveway. Ahhhhh... to dream.
BTW, I agree with others here, most every garage is a complete joke. My garage is nothing more than storage for ride-on mower, wheelbarrow, recylables, etc. Unless you own a car, forget getting in there. And even with a car, it's very tight. If I won the lottery, I'd tear this house down, build another 1-story small house just like this, except with a very large, 2-car garage and a triple wide driveway. Ahhhhh... to dream.
#24
Why would you have to rebuild your house for? Just buy the platinum or make your garage bigger. Unless you park your truck in your house? Also to be honest if the extra 4-5 inches of room that the mirrors will get you is really needed that bad then it sounds like you do need a bigger garage.
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