alwayshungry
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How consistent is the redline lighting?I have a slight dark spot to the left of the 7. Is this common?
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How consistent is the redline lighting?I have a slight dark spot to the left of the 7. Is this common?
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Mine is uneven as well.
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ditto.
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Thanks for taking the time and checking. I guess this is normal.
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The petty niggling on this car is just unbelievable.
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How so?
My GT / CS was almost $44,000 on the sticker. I've been in quite a few German cars in the same price range and they unarguably have better fit finish and details.
Ford or not, when you start charging premium prices, should you not offfer a somewhat comparable experience?
The cluster lighting in a 30k Audi A3 is perfect.
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A $30K Audi doesn't offer the performance of a $44,000 Mustang; it's not even a valid comparison. Please show us all where Audi offers a 435HP V8 RWD with all of the features the Mustang has for $44K. Not to mention VW sacrifices quality over quantity, even the brand new models reviewed by Motor Trend for a long-term test end up breaking down and needing to be towed to the dealer. That is pathetic.
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