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Personally, I'd double up payments on the Tacoma to pay it off first. Then you can grab a used 2018+ at the end of the year for a lower monthly payment than what the Tacoma/'15-16 Mustang would run you.

I vote carpro essence.

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showpost.php?p=2148629&postcount=48

What color is this? https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showpost.php?p=2222669&postcount=173 To be clear, they made the Stinger in yellow, you just can't get it in yellow anymore.

You asked a question, I answered? :shrug: I believe Dr. Colorchip will provide the best look since you can easily layer it for a smoother finish. If you're confident with wet sanding, you can layer the scratch with either the pen or Dr. Colorchip and after it's cured, wet sand it down...

I'd do the Dr. Colorchip and be done with it.

I'd do the full wrap and then a DIY ceramic coating. Ex: https://www.amazon.com/McKees-37-MK37-260-Coating-Enhanced/dp/B074WPDR4W/ref=sr_1_2?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1524072052&sr=1-2&keywords=mckees+37+paint+coating

I agree with this. Even a product like CarPro Reload/Hydro2 Lite or Mckee's Hydro Blue would do an awesome job and be far easier than hand waxing the wheels. Examples: http://nickscarblog.com/detailing/carpro-reload-spray-for-wheels...

Agreed. I love my Lincoln MKS.

Use a touch-up of your choice and then you can use something like this to level it out and then polish it: https://www.autozone.com/sandpaper-and-body-repair-tools/sandpaper/finish-1st-mini-block-tool-with-refill/749297_0_0 I have that sanding block kit, but the one I bought actually had an...

My wife has a '15 Honda CR-V Touring with all the safety tech and we love it. I found it superior to the '16 Lincoln MKC I had as a rental with the same tech, so Ford has some improvements to do.

The Bronco I hope they bring back was never Ranger based (1966-1977).

Check out what a Hondata tune on 93 can do to it. Won't be much from a dig (spin fest), but once it's moving, it'll be moving quick...

Are you not aware that dealers cannot keep the new Navigator on the lots because they are selling so fast? Lincoln is going to be around for a long, long time and they are turning out some rather slick rides.

You need to get over the name because they are making some solid rides these days. Hyundai as well.

I want to see a few other vendors repeat what Tork did. They've been a little shady in the past and I wouldn't trust them just yet. I find it hard to believe Kia restricted the car so much, that only a CAI and muffler delete netted a 44whp gain alone...

Looks like it's designed to provide down force at speed.

I use a foam cannon and can do my car (Lincoln MKS) in under an hour, so you guys spending twice that on a Mustang, dang... My process: -Spray the car using high pressure to knock off excess dirt -Soap the car with the foam cannon and let it soak -Two bucket method to clean one panel at a time...

I'd say the 2018 would be the winner.

Doh! It's in the title. I kept rereading your thread and was like, WTH is he using? Thanks.