I had a similar experience with Dodge around here. Sold a gorgeous Ram, and bought my Mustang. Love it, and Ill never go back to anything Chrysler.
I think it all depends on your local dealers. All cars will have problems, but its really frustrating when the dealers brush you off, or tell you...
Tasca bought out Morande Ford, in Berlin CT when I lived up there, and I remember everyone at that dealership was a major cocksucker to deal with. Ill take the shitty Florida dealers anyday over Tasca
South Florida, 36 years old, safe driver with Class A CDL (not sure if that changes anything)
$1050 per 6 months. 2020 GT Premium, and a 95 F250 with a 351 W. Both have Collision and $100/$300/$100
I did use one of the Progressive shapshot devices for 4/5 months on the Mustang. It was tough...
Resurfacing is fine, they aren't taking much material off.
Sometimes when I release my hand brake I can feel the calipers sticking in the rear. Was going to take it apart and check it out this weekend. Maybe ill leave it up to Ford incase there is a warranty issue.
Hmmm 2 hours away from me, might make the trip.
Any cool ideas how I can decorate a Twister Orange Mustang for Halloween? I feel like it was made for Halloween
Well I like to think I am a professional and would not make that much of a mess. However on a rainy night in the woods who knows. We had a few drivers that would sweep up the road and shovel up their pile and heave it into the car. I fired a few drivers for that, we always trained to bag the...
As a former wrecker driver, it was probably the recovery that got the car that muddy.
I would say that's totaled. Damage on every side. Not sure I would want that car fixed anyways.
Ford will warranty repair all of these problems. I had an issue with the door jams on my car having some bad overspray. And Ford said because it was not an "appearance panel" they would only cover half of the repair.
Looking into trying out E85, on a Stock (for now) 2020 Mustang GT. I have a RaceTrac by my house that has it at the pump. I understand the power benefits, but I'm wondering what I can expect for MPG vs 93 Octane.
Does anyone else track their fuel mileage?
Don't think of it as a bubble bursting. I think as the supply and demand gets sorted out we will start to see prices rise because of inflation (probably already started).
My prediction, these prices are here to stay. New and used...
I liked them, until I starting seeing Kia Forte's and minivans with black wheels. Now every car made has an option for black wheels. So it lost its cool "different" vibe.
I have an iPhone 11 ProMax. I lay it down in the cupholders. My car is manual shift, and a pain to drive with anything in the cupholders. The phone only sticks up 1/2" or so when laying down.