You've done a really nice job on that. I can see where people would ask that considering the amount of attention my stock 2016 EB Premium gets. I really knew pretty much nothing about Mustangs until I bought this one after going to Ford's website to look at F-150's.
I know what you have now...
My 2016 EB DIB Mustang FB Premium is my first Mustang and first Ford. First car was a 1984 Toyota Cressida that I replaced with a 1990 Nissan 240SX Coupe. That was replaced with a 1998 Cherokee, which was replaced by a 2002 Jeep Liberty. Then I purchased a 2011 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. I just...
I don't think they are exactly the same. I have Normal, Sport+, Track, and Snow/Wet in D. I have Normal, Sport+, and Track when in S. Also, Normal doesn't feel as sporty as Sport+ even when the transmission is in S.
Pulled into the gas station / convenience store by my office today to grab an orange juice for breakfast. The girl working there saw the Mustang and said "Do you own all of my dream cars? You were in that big Jeep the other day and now this. I want your job."
To avoid any of the Ecoboost bashing, when asked what kind of motor it has, I simply reply "It's the turbo charged version." That tends to get them a little wide eyed if they aren't up on the new Mustangs and their technology.
Only the birds are telling me they don't like it. They poop on it a minimum of 1-2 times per day, typically 6-8 times per day, and once over 20 times in a period of about a minute. I actually witnessed the bombing run. :rant:
For me, the 2016 Mustang is my new daily driver, and the 2011 JKR is for fun on the trails and bad weather. Extremely different vehicles, but I love each of them for different reasons.
I looked them up and it looks like you are correct. Apparently they come programmed as an FRS/GMRS radio and you can get software from the manufacturer to reprogram them for the other frequencies that require licenses. You would be able to use the FRS channels at up to 1/2 watt with no license...
What do you mean by "remember the old days of the CB radio"?
We all run them in our..... oh wait, that's our Jeeps, not our Mustangs.:doh:
But seriously, you can use FRS or GMRS radios. Just remember, you need a license to use the higher power settings and GMRS channels. Otherwise, you are...
Hi. First time Mustang owner here. I just bought it last Friday. I got a Deep Impact Blue Ecoboost Premium with the 201A package, 20" wheels, and voice navigation. So far I've had the windows tinted as dark as legal here (18 back and back windows, 35 front windows, and 18 on the top strip across...