If you are in Florida, warranties are price controlled and you may only purchase from a Florida vendor, not out of state. I am looking at a Ford extended warranty as my current ESP runs out in March. I am getting quotes from $5K for drivetrain to $8K for bumper to bumper (7 years).
Aside from not burning my hand, I don't find removing the dipstick an issue. But getting it back in can be a hunt, especially if the lighting is not good.
I did a full detail as summer has kicked in. For the next few months, any outdoor labor subjects you to spontaneous combustion and / or lightning strikes.
Good points and thanks. I am still reviewing the coverage details, but I tend to lean for Premium, like you there is less need to discern if a repair is covered or not. I also think there may be some coverage & plan details regulated by my state that make the offerings different. I am likely to...
Unfortunately I am in Florida which heavily regulates warranty products. I can only purchase from an in state vendor. Further pricing is fixed so there is no benefit in shopping better rates. Best I can do is some dealer perks. A few oil changes will be appreciated.
I was at my dealer for an oil change & inspection. While waiting I spoke with the manager handling warranties. Ford Protect plans were available to me and I narrowed it down to the Premium Care ($100 deductible) which is basically is a bumper to bumper plan or a Basic Care ($100 deductible)...
This is turning out to be challenging. My Ford ESP expires in March 27. In Florida we have regulated fixed pricing Warranty purchasing and must be from an in state vendor. So far Ford and the 3rd party providers I checked will not cover my 8K mile GT350 beyond the current ESP. The Voodoo is...
When my GT350 was new in 2019, I was annoyed how easy the black plastic panel scratched. Polish and buffing too often. So I purchased a backup OEM trim panel /badge for $185 from a dealer in 2021. Someday I may decide to replace the original trim panel/badge. Now, I see them selling north of...
About to do the same thing. Although grip is a trade off, I am curious to you comparison on the street. Along with reduced tram lining, I would expect them to be quieter, longer lasting and better on wet roads (although I do not drive mine in the rain - Florida can catch you off guard). With...
My Acura is on 1.5 years since last oil change and the monitor is a 40%. It seems more realistic calculating multiple variables for oil life. That said, I usually change every 1-1.5 years regardless.
The oil minder seems to be more time based than mileage based. I put < 1500 miles / year on my GT350, yet the oil minder seems to time out around 10 months. I noticed it dropped from 5% / 100 miles to 0 after driving 5 miles.
There was a FSA notice for the shifter. Was that done to your GT350? It was related to the reverse lockout.
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/19-350-shifter-recall.137557/
If you Google Shelby Metal Valve Caps there are some inexpensive aftermarket options out there (eBay, Amazon, etc). If you have to replace the lost OEM caps, perhaps consider a minor mod...