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I have to say, I had never seen them before I/we bought the little woman's GT premium. Now, I think it may possibly be the coolest thing on the car. It NEVER ceases to amaze and entertain people that want to see the car. People will stop us/her in parking lots and the questions begin! To those...

To the guys that mentioned the heater is slow to warm on start-up. My F150 coyote is exactly the same. The little woman mentioned her heater was slower to warm than her last car(Accord), I just explained to her the Coyote is just loafing along, and wasn't producing any temp because it wasn't...

Has anyone thought about putting together a list of the different parts/shields/etc. that goes into a GT/PP vs. a GT? I would like to start buying those pieces here and there for the wife's car. We bought a GT premium A/T, and as is well documented, you can't get the PP w/o a manual trans(unless...

Would we/I do it again? Ya, you betcha! There has been a couple minor league complaints, ex. heat shield buzzing sound, and the way the HVAC system delivers heat to the floor. But where the h_ll else are you gonna get navigation, 6spd A/T, RWD, 400+hp, and 400ftlbs of torque with heated and...

I like the line: "best weight reduction mod ever". That being said, I wonder about all the folks saying:" wait for the new sync". What, you don't think that's gonna have as many teething issues as the current one did? What will be the "fix" then? wait for the "upgrade"? Face it, this will...

I haven't seen a bonus at the huge defense contractor I work for in the entire 31 years I've worked there.................:(

The sad thing is: do you think the young'uns even get this humor?

This is just my "old man" talking, but double deuces make the car look like belongs in the 'hood- not the 'burbs.

I think this speaks volumes about you and how you live your life. The older I get, the more I find this old saying is true: "If you don't have your word, you have nothing". Like the other guy said: you should have done your homework before you AGREED to BUY THE CAR if the dealer would be kind...

I put a set of four Goodyear Eagle ultragrip's on the little woman's car before it left the stealership. She is very happy with the grip- both accelerating and braking. She say's this V8 monster has better winter manners than the Accord coupe v6 she traded in! I bought a brand new set of...

I too have noticed this "quirk" when washing the little woman's GT. I surmise the water is intended to run down behind the tail lights through the seam between the black plastic and the metal. The lack of a hole or gap there suggests the plastic injection mold die wasn't properly manufactured in...

This is an interesting thread! And to think, some folks around here think maybe I'm a little paranoid about the lack of a fuel filler lock. Maybe I am, maybe I'm not..............

I think some of the responses to my original post tend to back up my point about putting things into the tank. Also, I couldn't care less if they take fuel! Just don't phuck up the car! I have always felt manufacturers don't spend enough time considering overall security(like fuel tank security).

Has anyone heard of solution for locking the fuel filler yet? the Stant unit for the rest of the Ford lineup will not fit these cars. I have one on my F150, and I love it. The little woman parks her 'stang in a highly suspect public ramp with no security cameras, and lots of jealous drivers of...

I'm already keeping an eye on fleaby for somebody to total/part out a GT/PP so I can get 3.55s and a torsen.

the wife's GT premium, 3.15 gears, A/T, 87 octane E15 fuel, exclusively core urban stop light driving. 14.x MPGs avg. for three tank fulls.

Here's my take: Mass transit will be the norm, as anyone born today will have spent basically their entire lives using it almost exclusively. Moving to and from the transit hubs to your personal subsistence space in one of the thousands of 30 level buildings dotting the "countryside", will be...

I refuse to use anything but straight-up 87 octane, alcohol laced cheapest crap I can find. The Coyote couldn't care less.

There is a reason "proper" HIDs are pure white. Read up on the kelvin scale light spectrum and you will find that around 3000k is the area that the human eye can detect the most light. Kiddies seem to think around 8000k looks kool. Car manufacturers settle(today) around 4500k, and crank up the...

Being a child of the 60s and 70s, I think it looks pretty groovy, but I also want to see multiple pictures of it before I lay down my hard earned green.