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I also believe your location is strongly factoring into this. I wonder about shipping cars to Alaska at this time if the year. By the way, stopped in Wasilla for lunch on our way to Anchorage. Very nice town. 👍

Congratulations on getting Natasha, she’s a beauty. Do not worry about driving the car. Your tires are fine. 40lbs is nothing. Just adjust them to 33 cold and go drive. As far as the AC hopefully it is nothing serious. Just get it over to your local dealer to have them check it out.

The good, the bad, and the fairly ugly...

Here are a couple of interesting videos on different type tires in the snow.

Hardly your everyday Kia. But what about that Dark Horse?

The Dark Horse did pretty good...

Go here…… https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/forums/dragstrip-and-launching.103/

But Sport Mode has to be engaged. It is not the default. My comment stands.

Seriously, this is a joke.

Yes it will be a little rougher. Less sidewall is the culprit not necessarily the tires themselves.

The article mentions the new Mustang not having AM radio but I thought that changed. https://www.thedrive.com/news/the-car-industry-wants-to-kill-am-radio-just-to-cut-costs

Dark Horse is no different than a Mach 1. Go with the AA spare shown in post #1.

Have you actually done this? Both cars would have to be identically equipped, fully broken in and both on the same gas (preferably 91/93).

Active exhaust option gets the quad tips.

It wasn’t funny the first time. :crackup: :cwl:

And you never will. It’s one of the mysteries of life. And automotive engineering in the 21st century. :giggle: :like:

This!

Exactly, just an appearance package when back in the day manufacturers made a number of specials for different parts of the country. The California Special is the only one that endured due to its history and the attachment to the other CS. Although my 19' GT/CS does have two performance...

OK, I get it. To each his own. :like:

Another historical article by the Godfather of the GT/CS. https://performance.ford.com/enthusiasts/newsroom/2021/04/gt-cs-retrospective.html