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From some random car research website: Research published by the Federal Reserve shows the age of a new car or truck buyer has grown older over the past decade. It is now around 53 years old. They also note that among new vehicles buyers, the 55+ age group has a 15 percentage point increase...

I know last time I bought a new car I got $60 to fill out this survey What other cars did you look at What factored into your choice How would you rate this or that Would be interesting to see what people that also looked at the Mustang, but didn't buy it, ended up going with You could have...

They sell 3-4 times as many of them, you never know

In 2018 the Mustang GT started at $36,185....let's not forgot guys were getting them brand new for 30k, and getting a way lower interest rate Now it's up $10k or about 30% Same car, except for the tablets, drift stick, remote rev keyfob, and Honda Accord front fascia Sure, you can argue...

you're out of touch with the car aftermarket... there are forums full of bmw owners modifying and tuning their cars and not just installing brake caliper covers and arguing about having half a quart too much or too little oil

This is where a S650 GT500 would have been nice but they would have wanted $120k

I guess around a racetrack but not in a straight line

That was a $101,000 car that C&D tested...not really fair to compare to a $45k GT

They might have bought a Supra or BMW, they might have bought a Corvette, or most likely they just kept the late model Mustang they already had (or bought a used one)

I wonder how many BMWs people buy at base price though? Even once a couple years old seem to be like 60 K I do agree the Mustang overpriced itself. It used to be a cheap-ish car.

Quite a few people do. They would have sold a couple thousand more if you could tune it BMW said M2/M3 sales are up...

Think about it this way... The car companies want your car to last through the warranty period. Or at least the beancounters need at least a certain large percentage of them to make it through. After that, do you think they care? Do you really think they want you driving your vehicle until the...

If it's been a year, I'd go two years if you are using synthetic but if it's your first 1500 miles I'd change it

https://dragymotorsports.com/

Never had an issue removing the plug and not making a mess. Usually using a big pan that has the raised section that holds the filter, while it drains, when you remove the filter it makes a mess (you can do the thing where you use a plastic bag...), but again those large pans have enough space...

They lost a billion dollars on electric in Q3, where that breaks down I don't know

what about the filter the drain plug isn't exactly messy

The most accurate thing most people have access to would be a Dragy

Ford made too many Mach E's and had to get rid of them. They were up to $13,000 off around here they aren't "pushing" them they did anything they could to get them off the books if they only sold 3,000 Mustang GT's in six months and had them piling up on the lots they would do the same thing!

That's what they get for price gouging buddy wanted to buy one when they first came out but the dealers wanted $10k on top...