Tomster
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From observation, it seems the problem year was MY17. MY16 had few issues.I have a 2016 GT350R and no issues to date... crossing my fingers
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From observation, it seems the problem year was MY17. MY16 had few issues.I have a 2016 GT350R and no issues to date... crossing my fingers
I have a very early production 2017. It was produced in June 2016. I don’t know if that is to my advantage. I only have 10,400 miles on it and I am keeping my fingers crossed.From observation, it seems the problem year was MY17. MY16 had few issues.
Same here. Mine is an October 2016 buildI have a very early production 2017. It was produced in June 2016. I don’t know if that is to my advantage. I only have 10,400 miles on it and I am keeping my fingers crossed.
So far another solid 2017. Will hit 17k today and no problems to report. No growing bumper gap, no high oil consumption or strange engine soundsWell I have to speak up for the 2017 crowd.
I bought a new 2017 late June build. Just hit 7K miles.
No leaks, no tick, no rattles, no AC problems, very very little oil usage, and bumper gap is acceptable. Engine pulls STRONG.
So...2017's are not all complete junk ;-)
Congratulations. Enjoy your ride and I like the Kona Blue for the Mustang.Got rid of the 16 for a steal on a 2018 Kona Blue with black stripes. Glad to be rid of all the problems.
There was a special run of Kona cars that had clearcoat and ceramic that goes transparent under artificial light. Out in the sun it'll re-appear in all it's glory.