I guess I'm wondering if there's ever a case where they buy the vehicle back, it becomes a lemon, yet they still don't replace the engine. Doesn't seem plausible to me. I'll try to get some clarity today but in my opinion Ford techs, or any other techs, aren't interested in helping a customer do...
I know it's a totally different car but I put the dws06 on my Alfa and they were all wrong. It ruined the driving dynamics
Do I need to worry about anything like that with the Mustangs?
I spoke with a user today who says the engine wasn't swapped because he could check in the Ford system. Is it possible for the manufacturer to buy it back if the engine didn't get replaced?
Yes sir. Thanks for the vote. I can test drive the car in two capacities, basically: when it gets here to accept it decline it (30minutes)and then seven day return policy afterwards
I missed the transformation so thanks for this little piece of history. When I learned about the engine swap and the saw it in the Carfax I thought how thankful I am to some previous owner who probably also was part of these forums and took advantage of the knowledge at the time to get a new...
Yes, great point. The white bear Lincoln picture came from the research I've been doing on the car, so it's a pic from 2020 or so.
If the wheels are replica, then the previous owner has essentially scammed the dealership. Buy replica wheels for $1,000 and get an extra $20,000 you sell the...
Thank you for your italic dissent. I cannot hope to justify this choice. The GT500 is crisp, clean, and immaculate. They fixed the bumper sag. The GT350R comes with factory cigarette smell and the tramsteering is aggressively trying to kill the passengers and make me look like a bad driver. The...
Another 💭 I had is that in 2016 the R was a $13,000 sticker option that didn't get calculated into the base MSRP until the later models. I think. So, perhaps that also accounts for the price difference. I do feel like it would be a mistake not to pick this car up. I'll miss the GT500 but I can...
The order of operations for me is:
1st place: 2020 non engine swap
2nd place: 2019 non engine swap
3rd place: engine swapped 2016-18
4th place: non swapped 2016-18
I know this might not be popular, but I would take an engine swap over a 2016-18. The differences seem pretty robust. I think...