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No the problem is the roof rail is already sloping down at the angle I have to get in. Thus the seat sliding back automatically would be a real bonus.

If I were to get another GT Premium, I would definitely want the 401A pkg for 1 reason only and that is the Power memory drivers seat, vs the power only seat. I'm 5'9" tall and with the seat where I need it, it is a little difficult to get in and out of for my 66 year old body. The extra room...

Guess you best jump in the fire where you belong.

You sure are good for a chuckle with your supposed intellectual answers

Now you are just proving how ignorant and self centred you really are.

No I think you miss the point the key ingredient is prevention is better than the cure

So you're saying it's ok to street race and drive insanely quick, and as long as no one get's hurt, a little slap on the wrist is ok. That's like saying it's ok to carelessly shoot a firearm in public, as long as no one get hurt that's fine.

The reason the dealers do not give extra, in fact they offer lower to heavily modded vehicles is they are harder to sell, and most customers are not willing to pay for the mods especially if they don't care for or want the mods you have added. As soon as you specialize a vehicle with your mods...

The seller is totally out to lunch, at best he would be lucky to get half back on his add-ons. The majority of buyers are not interested in what was added, those that are should be smart enough to know that the seller will have to take a big hit on there mods and hop-ups.

I'm old school, the chrome rocks. Wasn't sure at first but when you had the two stacked, I was sold on the chrome, really like the way the wheels stand out.

If I save 5 k on every major purchase in life I would have a lot nicer nest egg at retirement

I'm 66 also, I may have survived the car when I was younger, but I think my license would have been taken away.

If the car is in really good shape, there's a good chance it will be sold by the end of January.

Cause when you trade it in, they will claim the market has fallen and they won't be able to sell it for that. But a week later they will list it for 10k over market value and tell all potential buyers that is where the market is for them.

I'm betting Ford used a lot more of the Chips for there F-150's that they knew they could sell for a good dollar and the demand was crazy for them.

The extra room in the Challenger, may be the reason for more sales. If we needed the extra room in the back we would have gone with a Challenger. I like the handling and performance of the Mustang

I bet your as smart as I am:like:

It stands for Dual Action it is a special polisher design for doing paint corrections and polishing vehicles. The Dual action makes it harder to burn through the clear coat.

I wouldn't hesitate to buy used if I could find the right car. I would be particular about what I would, buy, cause I have the ability to buy new if needed. But for a car that is not a daily driver if I could save 15k or so on a 2-3 year old car I would definitely give it a good hard look

While the clay bar may do the trick, would still follow up with a good polish using a DA polisher, to get rid of any fine scratches left from claying the vehicle.