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2022 FJG Mach 1 has 9,021 miles

Fond memories of my 66 Nova SS, 67 Plymouth GTX and my 72 Chevelle SS. My favorite was the 67 GTX.

I had a couple choices, matte finish over the decal and glossy over the rest of the car. I just went glossy over the entire front end. I did do the pillars and partial roof. I’m happy with it. The PPF is XPEL.

I did the entire front, quarter and behind rear tire area. When I have to remove the PPF I’ll decide at that time to do a decal delete or replace them.

Is the Armour ceramic detail spray ok to use on PPF?

To me it reads like a recall of the old recall fix. NHTSA ID Number: 25V689000 Manufacturer Ford Motor Company Components ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Potential Number of Units Affected: 3 Summary Ford Motor Company (Ford) is recalling certain 2021-2023 Mustang vehicles repaired incorrectly under recall...

Recall 25V689 Low brake fluid warning inoperative Mustang 21-23. Anyone else get this? I didn’t get it from Ford yet but got notified from my NHTSA app.

Why the heat wrap in that area on the exhaust?

Is there a breakdown on how many 21-23 Mach 1’s were produced per year and a breakdown in USA vs other countries?

Where did you pick up the fancy funnel?

Daily driver or garage queen..in my opinion 2 quarts of oil in a 1,000 miles is excessive. Something is wrong. I agree head to the dealer.

A lot of information to digest. Thanks interesting read! I have the 2022 non HP. I love the car.

Congratulations! Terrific car in my opinion!

I have a couple 300 mile runs I want to attend but since I live where the temperature is constantly over 100 degrees I’m thinking it may be risky. I don’t want a tow or leave the car sitting outside at a dealer waiting to be repaired. I got the notice on the Ford Pass app, CarFax and NATHA app...

1958 Chevy Impala 2 door hardtop with 348 and automatic. Black with white roof.

I’m new to PPF. What do fellow Mach 1 owners with paint protection film use or do to keep it in good condition? Xpel says to use their sealant and ceramic boost spray. I have Nex gen ceramic spray and Adams Graphene in my car care kit. Any issues using one of them instead of the Xpel products...

I seen comments that it’s the best oil but high priced so others use Pennzoil ultra premium and then add the additive. Since my warranty is expiring this month I will be doing my own oil changes and was curious.

Why not just use the green oil Molygen New Generation 5w-30 oil? By the time you buy your favorite brand and add Ceratec haven’t you spent about the same in cost? Just curious?

More control of process less mess

Thanks! That’s what I was looking for!