Took exactly 3 months
I picked up my GT350 (chassis G2046) on February 2, 2016, and received my owner's supplement today, May 2. I must say that crankshaft looks pretty neat sitting on my desk.
Thanks. Oh well, at least I now know it's not just my car. Considering how hard it is to read the physical gauges in the center of the dash (why oh why didn't Ford have the sense to angle those gauges toward the driver?), a virtual oil pressure gauge would be quite useful. Certainly more...
I picked up my car last week, and it also has it. It's only on the passenger side.
My car is Magnetic in color, and I'd say the "booger" looks like it consists of just clear coat. In any case, you can't see it with the hood closed.
Like you, I'm going to let it go for now, but I did...
I just bought a Tech Pack GT350 (G2046), and it has the option of displaying a virtual gauge for engine oil temperature, but not engine oil pressure. Am I missing something here?
The supplemental owner manual (page 22) shows a virtual engine oil pressure gauge.
AAA quoted me at $1273 annually. I have both home and car insurance through them. This is for full coverage and for use as a daily driver, 8000 miles per year. The Shelby will be my only car.
My GT350 is coming as a courtesy delivery in Florida; my selling dealer is in Nebraska. The selling dealer says he will send me temporary Nebraska plates, and then I'll go to the DMV in my hometown in Florida to pay the Florida sales tax and get the Florida title. I could have my local...
So, I'm wondering if the following statement from Ford means they'll charge for the CarPlay option for existing cars?:
Owners of 2016 vehicles equipped with SYNC 3 will have an opportunity to upgrade later in the year.
Yes, it already has on this very car. I talked to Mullinax New Smyrna Beach in late August, when they had this car on order. At that point, they were adamant about $10K over MSRP. I offered them $5K over then, even though I didn't really want this color combination. They refused, and I've...
I was hoping to hear something more definitive from the Ford IVT team members that contribute to this forum. The manuals for both my 2009 Mustang and the new Sync 3 system mention using small amounts of alcohol on a clean soft cloth to clean fingerprints from the screen. My 2009 manual says...
I own a 2009 Mustang Bullitt with the factory-optional navigation unit. I've found that I can get the nav screen squeaky clean by spraying a small amount of Windex (yes, the brand name glass cleaner) onto a clean piece of old t-shirt and then wiping the nav screen. Works like a charm.
I've...