Sounds a lot like the rumor around Ford's plans for the Mustang, which I haven't heard much about lately:
https://www.thedrive.com/news/electric-corvette-brand-coming-in-2025-with-suv-four-door-sedan-report
I had an '04 for 9 years with no front plate, got pulled over twice for speeding in that time and was never ticketed for no front plate. Things could have changed since then, though.
When I bought my '18 the dealership told me they had to put the bracket on due to new government regulations...
Took it for a drive and thought this looked like a good spot for a photo. It was clean when I started, but got a few bug splats by the time I took the photos, but I don't think they show up in this shot.
I'm not a big fan of personalized plates, even though I have them. The only reason I got them was because I wanted the black California plates, and it was the same price whether personalized or not, so I figured I'd get my money's worth and get them personalized. I regret doing that a little now.
I'd be interested in a test sometime with a passenger in my car whose 10spd is badly shifting - I'm pretty sure that at least half the time I'm driving in Normal mode, most people not watching the dash or hearing the rev change wouldn't even know the thing shifted, because it's so smooth. Makes...
A thread with a question like this could make sense if someone was considering which transmission to buy, and wanted input on the factors that people considered when making their decision, but the "Mine's better!" "No MINE'S better!" exchanges that this devolves into is pointless. I don't...
I have to wonder how it would go if Ford didn't limit the max output on the MME to 5 seconds. I wonder if that's something they'll change in an update, or if there is a hard reason why it can't go for longer.
My story is a lot like others that have already posted. I came from decades of manuals, and hating autos, but the A10 was different, and the changed gearing on the '18 manual made me decide to take a look. The A10 works well - it has some issues that all autos have, but in most ways works...
I think the color accent group item might be the ambient lighting, but I'm not sure. The accent stitch is white in my '18 with 401A, and there is the option for Midnight Blue stitching, but other than that, I think the only other time different stitching colors are used are in special editions...
Yeah, this, plus any number of other reasons, so you don't know why the others on the track are there - they might be testing out new equipment or something, and not want to push it until they know how it performs.
That goes for YouTube videos too. A while back someone posted a video on...
It's a different color, but otherwise, I'm guessing this is the same car from Autoart:
https://diecastsociety.com/review-autoart-ford-mustang-shelby-gt350r/
That's the same as the link I posted from Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/Mustang-Coupe-Diecast-Masters-61003/dp/B07RB9HLT7
I think I actually ordered mine from Mint Models:
https://www.mintmodels.com/diecast-masters/2019-ford-mustang-gt-in-grabber-blue-by-diecast-masters-in-118-scale/p/8358
I'm guessing this is about as close as you're going to get (I wanted Lightning Blue, and this was the closest I could find to that). It says it's Kona, but it looks more like dark Grabber to me:
https://www.amazon.com/Mustang-Coupe-Diecast-Masters-61003/dp/B07RB9HLT7