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So since the battery tests good, at least right after a charge, sounds like this is common with all the electronics on this car. That's disappointing, if I were to go somewhere, park, listen to the radio for a couple hours, my battery is going to go dead.

Totally forgot I have a brand new battery tester I bought for the boat. Unplugged the battery charger, removed the clips, hooked up the tester and it shows the battery is good. Is that because there's a full charge on it right now?

The battery on my still new to me 2019 GT Premium goes dead when parked in the garage, engine not running, with the stereo on, Volume 15ish, for a couple hours. I have never experienced this with a car battery before. I purchased a charger, and leave it on overnight when this happens, and all is...

Mine came with this one, initially I thought it was too big, but I've grown to really like it.

I never knew about the feature until I read this post. I did finally realize I don't have to press on the accelerator rather just let off the clutch and the car seems to go.

Your first clue should have been eBay...but oil from a reputable retailer.

Pull into the garage, shift her into N, then shut down the engine.

I'll double check my speed/rpms

The noise at 24, 25 seconds is the most concerning. Happens when I'm downshifting into first usually, is that noise normal?

Thank you for the replies, I do feel better/assured. Do you think Ford did this on purpose, to have a more engaged, raw feel, for the driver?

Some of you have asked how loud my exhaust set up is, 2019 GT Premium with PP1. Previous owner did the install, I think it's too loud, here it is: https://photos.app.goo.gl/7jq9M1o1huk3zwa9A Previous owner did not opt for the active exhaust Borla mufflers so I can't use Active Exhaust to quiet it.

New to me 2019 Mustang GT Premium. Previous owner installed a Steeda Clutch Spring McLeod Racing RXT Clutch w/braided stainless steel lines Billet Flywheel. https://photos.app.goo.gl/7jq9M1o1huk3zwa9A If you listen closely at 25 seconds you can hear the noise. Is this normal? Does...

Collision shop repaired it for free, turned out good

Previous owner replaced the stock front bumper with a Mach One bumper after hitting a dog. I just took the car to the collision shop that did the work. Shop guy informed me they had to glue the Mach One bumper in at that spot because the stock bracket did not work for the Mach One bumper. They...

I just remembered an old friend of mine used to do auto body work, I shared some pictures with him and he said "JB Weld works well for stuff like that. There is also a product line called Lord Fusor that has some great products for bonding flex covers. What this really needs is a metal...

I got a chance to look at it better today, looks like this has been repaired before, I think I see gobs of old glue and broken plastic.

New to me 2019 Mustang GT Premium, I've had it for a couple months. Previous owner replaced the front bumper with a Mach 1 bumper. I noticed last night the passenger side seems to have broke loose, it looks like the glue let go. No signs of any damage or anyone bumping the car. My first thought...

I try to avoid purchasing used cars with accident histories as well. They're hard to find though, people have accidents, that's part of driving cars. In some cases it's not actually an accident you see on a report though, it's the owner filing an insurance claim for some reason. In the case of...

IMO you cannot go wrong with Meguiar products. I use this on my daily driver SUV and am very happy with the results: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07R5QH6H6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I use their car was as well...

When selling I like Craigslist. When buying I like Craigslist and AutoTrader. When pricing I like CarFax and KBB.com. Look for sites that make you pay, that weeds out the junk/scam. I like Facebook Marketplace as well, just a lot of scammers on there you have to filter through. That's where I...