My 2020 GT350 is a year old. After a trip from WV to TX and back, and driving it every chance I get, she has 7800 miles on her. I take care of her but I’m not paying 60k for something and not use it.
Sports/muscle cars, Atv’s, and UTV’s usually get used hard by their previous owners. So I buy new unless I know the previous owner and how they maintained and treated it.
Slow drivers in the left lane. Especially those who match the speed of the vehicle beside them in the right lane so it’s impossible to pass. Large trucks tend to be the biggest offender, but I encounter plenty of 4 wheeled cars and trucks that do it.
Your car likely has negative camber which will wear the inside edge.
Check your owners manual. My Shelby is running just over 1 degree of negative camber.
As others have said. You need to mature before you get anything with a V8. I know at 17 if I had access to high HP car, I wouldn’t be here. I’m 44 and I have to fight urge to drive like a teenager when I get behind the wheel of my mustang.
I didn’t intend to name mine. It started by me saying I was going to take the Shelby for a drive, and quickly changed into “I’m taking Shelby for a drive”. So her name is Shelby. I know, real creative.
For me it’s a useless feature that I wish I could turn off without going the plug simulator route. I never drive mine with the valves closed. First thing I do after starting is open the damn valves. Active exhaust ruins the sound of a cold start.
Don’t do it. Won’t matter what mods you do or how much horsepower it makes, it’s still an eco boost. The black sheep of the mustang family until the Mach-E came along.
My job frequently requires me to temporarily move around the country. The last job was 1700 miles away. I drove my Shelby there and back, just recently getting back to WV. That was 3400 unnecessary miles. So next time I’m going to ship her. Just wanted to know if anyone can recommend a good...