Not even a little bit. In fact, when I go to the range my convertible's trunk holds my extra-large range bag, two full size rifles, and a large ammo box with room to spare.
I recommend spending some time finding a less-congested area where you can drive "the way it's meant to be driven". A...
Agreed. One of my pet peeves is people that don't turn on their lights in the rain. They seem to always drive silver or dark gray cars, which are invisible in your mirrors and sometimes right in front of you.
I would think any "obnoxious" color not normally seen on the road would stand out...
I think you should totally buy this car. Sometimes experience is the best teacher, and since you know it's a lemon going in and still put down a deposit you might could use a strong dose of experience.
Mine gets wet underneath the door (outside the rubber seal) but does not collect water. I dry it with a towel after handwashing to prevent water spots. I do not notice water on the illuminated MUSTANG at bottom of door sill.
That said, based on subject of this thread I thought this was going...
The closest thing I have to mods on my current Mustang are tinted windows and a dash cam. I think I got the modding out of my system in previous Mustangs, I'm ok with leaving this one alone.
That said, I am considering a set of jacking rails which I think would be quite helpful on a...
Mine's even more rare, a Guard GT vert with manual trans. I ordered mine as well. GT convertibles with a manual are rare, I've never seen another in Guard.
I've found that Guard is also the most subtle of Mustang colors. Yes some people see it as green and some gray, plus it does not stand...
I'd have a conversation with the manager. At a minimum I'd want compensation for the wear on the rear tires, the driver tried to spin them at every stop.
Last night when leaving the movie theater on date night with the wife (BABY DRIVER, it's a great film!) we were about to pull away with the top down when she asked for a hat to cover her hair. It was in the trunk and I actually managed to punch the sunglasses holder while fumbling for the trunk...
Summer time in Texas means when it rains it releases all the oil deposited at intersections making it hazardous. Or any other place where cars often pause and drip.
I've found that by putting the car in rain/snow mode anytime the road is wet (raining or soon after) keeps everything as it...