Recent content by LCK22GT

It looks like a good deal. You could offer them a couple grand less because of the buy back history and they will probably say they’ve taken that into account with the price.

But consumers in other states are affected by California regs because they are such a big market. Example, the 10 hp haircut the GT buyers took in 22 so Ford could comply with California. Also, tire manufacturers will undoubtedly face increased costs to meet the new California regs. Every...

OP can you share the asking price and trim level?

I also read earlier in the week it that was passed into law. Explainer: What are California's new tire replacement rules? - KCRA That cat mom in the video (mid article) took her mask off to splain to you all what's best for you.

Whether I'm in my truck or Stang, it's usually the Dodge truck boys tailgating and flying past around here as well. I ignore them. Sometimes it humors me a little that I'm momentarily in control of their emotions.

Yes, at my age I plan to keep it, at least until I get to the point where driving a clutch is a problem. Even then, I will probably keep it and let the nephews and grandkids drive it. I have no desire whatsoever for a S650. The video screen dash is a complete turn off and I can think of...

Sorry about your dilemma and I appreciate the heads up.

I received the notice. The car runs great in hot weather and on low fuel. I'm not taking it in unless I start having some of the stalling issues. I feel like there's a greater chance the dealership will screw something up, than to do any good. I haven't always had the best experience with...

I haven’t bought a brand new car in over twenty years. Back when I did, I’d do the first oil change between 500 and 1000. All I buy now are low mileage late models. I do an oil change within a week or two just for peace of mind and establishing my own start point. On this car I change it...

So many good recommendations already. Some other things I can think of are a good assortment of lubes and cleaners: penetrating fluid, silicone spray, spray lube, multi purpose grease, silicone grease, brake cleaner, MAF sensor cleaner, etc. Long nose tweezers Mirror on telescoping wand Magnet...

I did an expressway trip recently and got 25 and change MPG cruising 75 - 80 MPH on 93 octane. For my normal fun driving, I don’t even keep close track. I think it’s around 17.

Ford got close to that market in the 20teens. I had a 14 MKS AWD Ecoboost which could absolutely set sail for a big car. Like so often, they get a car really good then they can it. A sedan with a performance V8 and manual option would get my interest.

Give it a Jellybean rear window like that classic 96 Taurus 🤣🤣🤣

A buddy at church.

I just checked the 2 jugs of PUP I bought a couple weeks ago and they are right, made from natural gas is not on the label anymore.