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Cars in the last five years are unreliable compared to before Between the COVID quality drops and downfalls of modern engineering we have 10r80s that randomly shift themselves, gm 6.2 and Toyota V6's shitting themselves, tiny Korean four cylinders than consume turbos, plastic parts that crumble...

Quite a few shops are making ~1000hp with a Whipple but they also have built transmissions, aftermarket fuel pumps, longtube headers, etc etc

4 cylinder mode?

It's like when your wife says "I have been going to Target less, I didn't even go there this week!" and she went there 4 times last week...

I would say gas prices have pretty much remained steady in the last 6 months Going by that chart, right now it's 10-15 cents higher than Dec/Jan. But shouldn't they have been even higher back then because of seasonal demand or whatever? Either way, it's only 10-15 cents. But oil is way down...

That's a 2020...hope the 2025's are faster. Those are Ecoboost numbers

Just looking for clarification. I just wouldn't say gas being higher than it was six months ago is "dropping" (especially to the extent of affecting Mustang sales), it just came down from a little spike a month ago. Oil is 2/3rd the price it was in Janurary (four months ago), while gas is a...

How long? Gas was cheaper 5-6 months ago when it was closer to $80 a barrel.

when's this happening? We are still above six months ago

No. The air isn't in the tube long enough to be heated up.

You didn't see where I asked if they are offering to tune customer cars nobody is asking them to say how they did it they just released a vague video

Nobody's saying that. Are they offering to tune customer cars? Obviously they wouldn't do this for free. Otherwise, what would be the point? Also it's funny how people think it's okay to copy tunes etc but now no sharing!

Well so they are offering to tune them or?

No, it was DSG

So if they keep it under wraps what's the point?

A 2018+ Mustang won't have a problem with a stock one but not many of them are stock anymore

When I had my 2003 Cobra back in 2023, I came across two S650's One still had the temp tag on it, got him to go and then I let him hear the blower as I left him The other one the kid wouldn't even look over for almost 2 miles, then he did a ricer flyby. Must have traded a Civic in for his Mustang.

Too many trim levels. Ford has a bad habit of that. There's 9 Broncos (not counting the bronco sport). Why? Black Diamond, Big Bend, Badlands, Raptor, Heritage Edition, Heritage Limited Edition, Everglades, WildTrak, Outerbanks.... Ecoboost GT Dark Horse/Boss GT500 Leave it at that. Get rid...

I mean they can transfer one in from another dealer Cars.com still shows 897 2024's still on the lot 5,800 2025's but I'm guessing a lot of those are 'in transit'

Dark Horse Boss is such a dumb name right up there with Nite Pony