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The mirror attachment has two articulation points at either end of a rod. If the screen end is angled up too much the mirror cannot be angled up enough for tall people to see out of the rear window because the mirror hits the plastic housing above it. A lot of people don't seem to realise that...

It actually needs to tilt down at the screen end which then allows the mirror end to tilt up

I think even then there would be no problem as there is huge articulation at the screen end before you adjust at the mirror end.

You do know the mirror is not directly attached to the windscreen do you? It has nothing to do with body shape or seat position - the mirror adjustment can cover all positions if you adjust both ends. Some joke when a 'pro-tip' involves a dremel!

Indeed there is no issue

The issue is that the mirror is attached on a rod with articulation at both ends. If the screen end is too horizontal then it isn't possible to angle the mirror at the other end enough to see out the back of the car. All you have to do is angle the screen end down more which allows more room for...

It is nothing to do with the driver height - purely down to mirror adjustment at both ends of the support

You do not need to start dremeling your car interior! The articulation near the screen will NOT break the screen, but may detach. There are things called lubricants to free up joints. This is NOT a pro tip - it is a horrible bodge!

It is really clear on the Ford website, you don't need to wonder or guess The map supplier has nothing to do with how it is displayed

This was my S550 auto a few years ago - not predicted - mostly actual. And that was averaging nearly 70mph for 4 hours. 400 plus mile range (Imperial gallons but distance is distance)

Make sure the tyres are not over pressured - a common problem on new cars

Oh I thought you meant no connection at all - yes wireless connection is great

Erm this is a problem in the US so 1776 maybe wasn't such a good year! In Europe there is now a move away from subscription services for car features as they were so unpopular.

Yes some Ford's have subscription only to work some have subscription to update but will work without a subscription in basic form

Yes, here in the UK the connected nav is available as a 'lifetime' extra option at the time of purchase on some cars (not Mustang yet)

Why on earth not connect your phone - with modern cars it is almost essential if you want everything to work as designed.

When you subscribe the maps are updated in real time along the route you are driving. If you stop subscribing the car reverts to the base map it had originally and you lose the updated maps.

You can fit in 2.4m length wood with the seats down - I know because I have done it!

What a daft comment LOL The reason I got a 2+2 was because I occasionally need the rear seats which a 2 seater cannot do. The 'above posts' confirm that for occasional use less than 5'8" is fine. In fact I had somebody about 5'6" in the back of mine for 4 hours once and they said it was...

Crack on...