I remember seeing the same thing when comparing window stickers prior to purchasing mine. Different options would be priced differently, and even the base price was different depending on the configuration. As said, I think it's Ford messing with the numbers based on demand and/or profit level...
Finally got mine back, cost was $962 (obviously covered by warranty). A lot of money for what seems like a simple fix, but that's their issue.
I had a 2023 Toyota Camry as my loaner during the period. Didn't drive it that much but enough to make me really miss the Mustang. And it took me a few...
Rodent damage was actually my first thought. We've had that now with two of our vehicles, an Infiniti and a Mazda. We seem to have solved the problem by removing any place where mice or rats might nest close to our driveway, so we haven't had them nesting instead in our engine bays.
But, it...
I was thinking 2-seater, but then my wife went on a few drives in the back seat and it didn't seem to bother her. So I'd say 90% 2-seater, 10% 4-seater in a pinch.
Yeah, I didn't notice the light in my car (need to check if it's even showing) and got a notification on my phone from the Ford Pass app. Didn't seem to be affecting how the car drives.
Two days to repair it? Ouch. Terrible timing for me this week. Is the car drivable in the meantime?
Thanks, I'll check what I can. Given my almost complete lack of mechanical skills and knowledge, though, it'll be heading to the dealer tomorrow.
Doesn't sound like any big deal though, which is good.
So, a general question. Do you guys remove the dashcam when you leave the car, or do you just leave it in and not worry about someone deciding they want to smash and grab?