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~$85? What the heck. Order placed.

Yea, imagine a horse looking like ... a horse. LOL.

New vehicles: Ford Roadside Assistance is included during the first five years or 60,000 miles from your vehicle's warranty start date. It is also included with most Ford Protect Extended Service Plans. You can reach Roadside Assistance at 800-241-3673. The program is available 24 hours a...

I certainly would not paint the entire dealership as morons, but whomever he spoke to should know. Yes, this is a possibility. Hopefully, there's nothing to be worried about (no additional damage done while driving).

That's not how it works, bro.

10 quart capacity, 9 quarts in the pan. Absolutely nothing will get damaged because of this. Keep in mind that all vehicles will use some oil as you drive them, and most can be upwards of a quart low when you change the oil. Must have talked to the teenage car porter. Beyond that, did you...

Spotted this morning in SE Michigan. The license plate is a manufacturer plate.

If I had an M2, I'd have to have two. That way, I could sh*t on one and cover it up with the other. 😆

Priority code certainly means something. I did a huge write up about ordering, allocation, scheduling, blending, etc. on the F150.fieums years back and posted a link to it here not long ago. When I decided I wanted a GT PP or DH, I did the legwork and found the DH while it was on the assembly...

Don't really GAF

Negative. My DH doesn't have ass., nor does it need one.

1. Start engine 2. Begin trip 3. While traveling down the roadway at a high rate of speed, open window 4. Throw that piece of shit iPhone out of the window.

NHTSA.GOV

I've read several articles today that predict ~1,500hp.

Remove it and see how things fare.

Just got over it myself. Took about a week. Nothing major ... pretty much like a mild case of influenza.

Those calculations are wrong. The computer has NO idea how I'm going to drive while depleting that last half a tank. I could get 10 MPG or 22 MPG.

Second only to "I can't live with AS/S in my car ... how do I disable it?"

Before the bullshit (and inaccurate) DTE "calculations", we had a gas gauge with a needle and graduated markings. It typically had four to eight markings on it, indicating how full/empty the tank was. Those markings were based on a percentage of the tank remaining (e.g., full tank, 3/4 tank...

Is it in a case?