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I've found the headroom in my 2020 lacking compared to my 2007 (I'm 5'10" and fit semi-comfortably) and can imagine anyone taller would have a bad time. I feel like the trunk space is a lot better designed though, so maybe that's where all the back-seat space went? That said, I'm fine with...

The black accent package is :rockon: You have the same setup as my car minus colour and transmission, a beautiful car no doubt!

Hey now, you can be out here teasing everyone and not send nudes pics :giggle:

Winter foster home for squirrels and a small family of wrens. Update on OP: I decided to err on the side of caution and dropped a couple pounds of thermite on it. Mechanic says the collateral damage should buff right out :thumbsup:

TLDR: Sounds pretty normal for city/town driving where you are stopping semi-frequently. 2020 GT manual here, bone stock (not even PP) and I average probably around 15 MPG around the "city" (it's not stop/go but there are a lot of traffic lights and stop signs). My gauge says my average is 19...

Thanks all! I had to double check before I went at with hose/stick and ended up damaging the radiator fins or shorting something out. Still not sure how it got there as (even though I work from home) I take the car out for a spin several times a week.

I was under the hood doing a little poking around (not very mechanically inclined but it's nice to see what's going on under there), and decided to remove the radiator cover to check out the grille "shutters". I immediately noticed something to the radiator. I don't THINK anything calls it home...

You may have already figured it out but just in case you haven't: I made a quick gif showing it The number shown will only be your average, as you drive the bar will fill with your chosen gauge color to indicate instant MPG.

Did the truck try to swerve to avoid the blue car? Looks like he's got driver-side bumper damage, but the blue car has passenger-side bumper damage. I (thankfully) don't have a whole lot of experience with this kind of stuff, and I'm certainly no accident investigator, but I feel like you have...

Not sure what my upper limit would be, but I need to be able to drive the car year-round (I use mine as a daily, so this would include rainy and cold weather). I certainly wouldn't want to go LESS than what I currently have (unless of course lower weight was a factor). Looks and "gadgets". I...

I wouldn't say I see them "often" around where I live, but definitely often enough that it's noticeable. Must be a "country" / southern thing.

I would call it beautiful :inlove:

It's kinda lame, but I named mine "Stangy"

Ugh, it's not the only thing where we are stuck in the stone age :facepalm: I'll wishfully hope to get lucky, and someone will actually answer the phone (and be in a decent mood).

Does anyone know how to check if a customized plate is available in South Carolina? I've checked the DMV website but only saw an application. And I'd really not like to fill out an application and pay a fee only to find out it's not available -_-

The install is still fresh in my mind so feel free to hit me up if you have any questions :) In case you missed my edit here is the final result: https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/media/albums/dash-cam-install-finished.2815/ PS: Nice choice of color on your car ;)

Wires hidden in headliner and through side body panels

Be careful here, there is an air bag. Just follow the wires already here from the factory.

Wires are routed through the "safe and smart" box to the headliner.

Finished product of my self-installed BlackVue DR590W-2CH in a 2020 Mustang GT Premium