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if setting it up in one of your modes is too much, there is a handy button to turn it off

I stand corrected and I thank you @RobertWins

my 2025 GT Premium does not have it

I'm pretty sure my 2025 does not have it.

welcome. I have owned 5 Corvettes including a C1 and a C8. all were great fun. On my 2nd Mustang, a 2025 GT Premium. Previous was a 2011 Shelby GT500.

Despite the description nothing has changed in the process

I would think it would be just fine

that is not bad on that 2025 model window sticker

There are loads of 25s out there

I realize that but I would NOT pay the above price for a 2 year old leftover. You can easily get 5K off of a 25

they would probably offer you about 42K if you were trading it even with nearly no miles on it

drop the "asset protection package" and get another 8000.00 discount. just for giggles, look up a 24 GT premium on KBB and see what kind of value they show

you can both sell and trade a vehicle with a recall. No sale only applies to new vehicles with incomplete recalls.

not a good deal at all

had the recall performed by a local dealer that I have never been to. They picked up the car on Monday and returned it today. Everything looks great. Also had them do my oil change. All in all a fantastic experience and I never had to leave the house.

Im convinced it is a bug in the system and hopefully a future OTA update will fix it.... Until then I continue to dutifully reset it

certainly unacceptable . I find the stock active exhaust sound and performance to be quite good. I have no desire to mess with it with a side benefit of avoiding such headaches.

try a quick search. Tons of responses on this

the Dark horse is not for everybody. no need to be childish about it.

news flash, all makers have a lot of recalls