You may not be an "expert" but that's probably why your description is so clear and concise Congratulations!!!

Hi there greetings from Australia 🇦🇺 i have ordered a new Jimmy 5 door pick up in weeks will let you know how it works good and bad so stay tuned for me opinion thanks John

I like your rogue with the tonneau cover and the protective carpet😊😊 does your tonneau lock??? Thanks

Your Dad is awesome 😂

Any plans for a suspension upgrade and wheels/tyres? It’s sort of refreshing to see one not lifted 6 inches with 37s haha

Haven’t seen a lot of content for a while keep it coming

Hey mate, the pass through are called cable glands

Thanks for sharing well done good job

13:12 That's the exact number of hands required to run automotive wires!

Hey where the Rogue? great job, keep up the good work

A really great video. Full of useful information and tips. That's a good, solid 12V setup. It's missing good battery monitoring as you say, but I'm looking forward to the solution you come up with. Thanks for your efforts.

I ran my solar blanket cable and mounted behind cab guard on the outside 👍

I would strongly mention to people how important it is to use flexible conduit over all cables

Good job Mark. You pass through is called a bulkhead cable gland for those that wish to purchase

What do you think of the GR sport and the 48v Toyota rogue, I really like the look of both, thanks for the videos great reviews👍👍👍💯💯

Thanks for the great videos! Appreciated. I like that some of them are based on a reasonable amount of ownership and use, as compared to someone borrowing a new car for a day and more or less just run through the items mentioned in the spec. Great work. I have a question about the shark skin seat covers. I've had a dealership telling me to not put covers on leather seats, something about the stitching digging into the leather, or putting the stitching under too much stress and causing damage. Anything you've come across? Have you removed any of your covers and noticed anything to back up this claim? Thanks! :)

I am looking at the ford ranger wildtrak.....are Ford rangers reliable now????

Agree bud negative influence from engineering ,aditional weight ,and price

Had a ranger with 60,000 km on the clock for a week as a fleet car and the gearbox would go into neutral while you were driving at times and then take 5sec or more to find a gear then go again. Handed it back for a hulux.

यह बहुत बढ़िया कार है, यह एक बेहतरीन कार है, मुझे पूरा यकीन है कि आप इसे जितना ज़्यादा चलाएँगे, उतना ही ज़्यादा पसंद करेंगे। मेरे पास यह पूरी तरह से नीले-काले रंग की है। Love from India 🇮🇳

I bought the 3p swagger. Very fast to set up and takes up less room than a swag.

Is that the 48 volt hybrid model

TURBOOO!!!

I have both the 2024 Wildtrak biturbo and Hilux rogue 48volt, the wildtrak is a way nicer drive in every way and is way ahead in tech and stuff however if I had to choose I would always pick the Toyota In six months the Ford has oil leaking from turbos,, driveline vibrations, and deep droning vibration sound from a shitty torque converter.

Crotch cooler 🎉🎉😂

Great job. I just recently got a newest rogue, May I ask what is the dynmaic/static load rating for this bar ? Is it capable of support 1 roof top tent, 2 adults and 1 7-year-old boy ?

GUYS : THE REAR WHEEL ON THE DOOR CAN CAUSE AN ACCIDENT!!!!! You have less view due the rear wheel. And have more distance behind to care when you use the reverse. DO NOT BUY WITH THE WHEEL ON THE REAR DOOR!!!

I bought the PRADO 2023, with the wheel back on the door. NOT GOOD due it cut the entire view behind. I find Easy to have an accident due, one can see less behind through the rear window and also one have a distance over the rear door then you can have a crash in reverse, even using rear camera. My Conclusion : NOT GOOD DUE CAN PRODUCE AN ACCIDENT!!!!

Just bought a new rogue, absolutely love it. I was contemplating getting a mine spec underbody rust protection, 10 year warranty at $995. I’d it worth doing? I live in Brisbane and heat the beaches every couple of months. Or should I do what you did and focus on a good clean afterwards?

Below the windscreen pillar there is a removable part of the body for a slimline factory fitted snorkel if you dnt want to drill a hole into your Jimnys body for an aftermarket snorkel. Hope your mom enjoys her jimny. I've just done my honeymoon trip 4000km to Cape Town. Fully packed averaged 14km per litre. Not to bad. And boy did I need a Jimny some places we went. Best 4x4 out there. Have fun doing some mods 👍👍👍

After market engine bay struts are available already designed. No drilling holes needed.

The volume for infotainment. You dnt have to touch touch you can slide the bar up and down and also turn the beeping off in settings.

Aesthetically the flat tailgate is much nicer

Great video Mark, does it have rear air conditioning outlets ?

Great video How is your Mate Ginger Going ?

Prob more of capable 4wd than people think, nice unit.

Your 76 looks rather small.

Nice lawn mower. Is it 4 stroke 😂

Interesting video. The missing centre armrest would annoy me also. Still want one but probably in black.

Great review mark Another top video

I’ve purchased the Hilux GR Sport, 6 months ago, my wife hasn’t got out of it since, she absolutely loves it. I’m buying the GR Rav 4 next week to see is there any way to get my Hilux back 😢

that water pooling in the back is concerning.

My KAON works great can get then in Australia

Who has ever sed for ranger are better than Toyota 😂😂😂😂ffs

Really great review. The actual info you need prior to purchase. Thanks

The best ford by far was the old 3.0 tdci Everest and ranger manual not the auto.

Curious how this setup would go with a flatback 150 - more specifically the opening glass window on the rear door and what the relative shelf height would be. Also was there a weight rating on it?

Hey mate, I just purchased a 2024 48v rogue in stunning silver. Would you be keen to have a look at it and to compare it to your 2023? Always happy to come around and say g’day! Cheers

Nice one mate

What screws size do you use so they don’t go past the 12mm ply? Thanks