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Nah. Most insurance companies lose money on their home or auto insurance product, depending on the company, your state of residence and what year it is. Combined most insurance companies make about 6 cents on every dollar they take in, that's about a 6% profit, a very fair and reasonable profit...

My 2018 was $180/yr LESS than my 2013! Woohoo! That IS because of all the additional safety features my 2018 has. Winner winner chicken dinner!

You could get a piece of the cling type window tint (comes in a roll at Wal-Mart), apply a small piece of it to your windshield, and the stick your pass on the tint. That way the tint subdues the ugly white pass (or whatever color yours are) when viewed from the outside.

Cool, thanks!

Glad to her you got her back!

Buy the Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) they offer for $15-20. It will absolve you of any damage you do to the vehicle and you won't have to turn in a claim to your insurance company. Everything from a door ding to a total loss is covered. Never rent any car without buying their CDW. Edit-oops...

So what's a good replacement for them? I haven't done any reading on this yet.

Mine does the opposite, won't stay OFF! My box is unchecked, indication off but it's clearly on. When I check the box the lights stay on and then when I uncheck the box the lights go off, until I start my car again...

I have the same problem, plus my dash lights and ambient lighting are effected. Here's my post, with no replies yet... https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2216473#post2216473

Brand new 2018 with power seats and they are acting weird. Half the time they go to the correct memory position (based upon my key?) And the other half it slides forward only a bit (from the rear exit position). Same for my dash lighting, half the time it it goes to the proper color, half the...

Old thread but deserving of a bump. EVERYONE needs to season their rotors and bed their pads. If you don't you are not getting maximum performance from your brakes. The advice given in the first reply is terrible! This link tells you why, and how to properly prep your brakes for max performance...

Do it right, take them off and take them to the parts store to be turned. Then follow these steps to properly bed the new pads: http://mustangpartstech.com/SuspensionandBrakes/BrakePadRotorSeasoning.html

Found it! https://flic.kr/p/254Gchj

Where is, is there, a switch telling the car if the hood is open? My 2013 had a simple plunger switch telling the alarm if the hood was open and I tied into that, and used a relay, to power some underhood lights. I cannot find a switch on my new 2018... Thanks! -Scott

Yes it is! PM sent :)

Wow, almost a 50/50 split so far. I can drive off the lot here without paying TTL. Is TTL collected by dealers in some states as opposed to a tag agency in my state, Oklahoma?

So who's got or going to get a GT w PP1 and wants my larger rear wheels/tires for their smaller fronts?

Great info all! So no perceived issues with fitment, just over/understeer and perhaps rub, perhaps not? I'd probably go with the smaller ones anyway. Also understeer is easily correct in any car by adjusting tire pressure. I run 33psi front and 36 psi rear on my 13 GT and that effectively...

Nah. My 2013 has averaged 14.5 MPG in its 70k miles. 6spd 5.0. It's not the driver, it's the engine and the driving conditions we find ourselves in. 21 MPG? Why brag about that? Are you a tree hugger or just too poor to fuel the beast :)

Out the door pricing? I'm shopping today and getting dealer quotes for their best "out the door" price. To me it means after all rebates, fees, discounts, etc. It's effectively my final sales price. IMHO it doesn't include TTL. My reason is TTL doesn't need to be paid, at least in my state...