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It looks like someone took a feature from every supercar and hypercar and put them through a mixer. Not to my taste.

I don't know so much. It's a Mustang, anyone can buy one. One of the early models was tuned, so that wasn't fair either.

Mine has lapsed, but I only seem to have lost Nav.

A full day.

You can't park there mate.

Back in the 70's fuel prices were fixed by law here. The boss knew when a price rise was coming and would fill the tanks the day before. A nice little extra profit, and exactly what the thieving fuel companies are doing now on a mega scale.

Beautiful. But everyone knows a boat is a hole in the water you pour money into.

Yes, it is a wear item, but there's also an expectation of a certain lifespan. If the driver uses launch control just twice, a feature provided by the manufacturer, I don't see failure in 8000 miles to be acceptable.

$2800 just to pull the 'box out? Are they using 24 carat gold tools? From the description that does not sound like a fried clutch plate, sound more like the pressure plate has failed. And, what's this coercive BS about you paying? The car is within warranty and driven how the designers intended...

We are a very expensive place to live now. But If you're here on holiday getting $1.73 for $US1, you'll not notice it too much apart from gas and eating out.

Try $213 from empty.

It certainly has a great boot (trunk). We can get more in it than the SUV we had.

Jeez, talk about oil shocks. 98 is now $NZ3.55 litre and 95 is $NZ2.85. That's $US7.82 and $6.28 for a US gallon. Still not stopping me from driving. But our pathetic media are talking about carless days as in the late 70's when you could not drive one day a week. Actually carless days were...

Mine loves manual trans, but we had to get her an auto because of foot problems. She wasn't happy giving up her GT86

I saw on "Sarah N Tuned" on YT that she uses one of her car care products on the pins on older cars and it seems to reduce breakage.

It's a good idea to notify your dealer and have them log it. Just in case it turns out to be not normal.

Do the people who have these regularly break use proper pin removal tools? I haven't broken one since I got a couple of these tools. But I broke a few using screwdrivers.

What's not been mentioned yet is the "unintended acceleration" otherwise known as uncoordinated morons driving autos. We've just had a mother killed and her daughter injured when one of these idiots drove into a cafe. I've also seen it happen in a car park, and it's astonishing to see how people...

I can't advise you on the money side, but your reasons make perfect sense.

Coyote in an MX5? A lot more work than a Chevy I've been told, but it'd be worth it.