Epiphany
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....each and every time you start the car.My wife's Benz has the stop/start feature, but it does come with a button where you can turn it off....
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....each and every time you start the car.My wife's Benz has the stop/start feature, but it does come with a button where you can turn it off....
correct you would have to toggle on/off it each time.....each and every time you start the car.
I agree 100% Jim.if I'm paying a gas guzzler fee it better not be on there. hahaha
Except it's not.Going with the look of the 17 GT and 350 over the 18. Good decision.
Except it's not.
It's just keeping the 2015 V6 headlights.
Poor decision in my opinion.
the headlights on the 18 are one of the best parts of the redesign and look thoroughly more modern and aggressive.
The more pedestrian design on the brand new top model just seems... cheap.
the GT350 made sense. A car that was already available and it stayed the same.
But a new car not even out yet with old headlights that can be found on a 3 year old base model V6? Very poor choice. Hopefully that element gets worked out between now and availability.
Even better if they do something specific for the Gt500 that is different from other Mustangs.
I remember reading something like that. Now it does make perfect sense. They are using the older headlights because of the location of the "vent" was problematic (or not that functional) with the '18 headlights and they decided to go with a side vent instead.Strangely, I seem to recall on one video from the '18MY introduction (I believe it was Jim Owens) indicated the "vent" under the headlamp was there for a hi-po model in the future. Hmmm.....will need to hunt that video out!