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It's not only not fun, but it's ignorant. Build a relationship and your future buying and servicing experiences will be outstanding.

After 18 years and 14 new Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles purchased or leased from the same dealership from the same salesman (except the first two and the last one after he retired, which I then bought from his son), I can tell you with 100% certainty that building a relationship with a...

Yea, now that I think about it, I believe someone gave me that link in a PM last month.

I think they are all derivatives of the same basic ME design from ~2002, just improved over the year. You clearly really know nothing about them and just want to see yourself post. Maybe you're just making excuses for not being able to afford ME, I dunno.

Old news.

Which is exactly WHY they tack the $899 on ...

Exactly. Not sure about that dealer, but mine warranties all bodywork/repairs for the life of the vehicle. Get it in writing. Just picked up a car yesterday that they repaired and it included my lifetime guarantee paperwork.

Yea, Magneride is garbage. It's only been around over 22 years and can be found on garbage sports cars like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Corvette (inc. Z06 and ZR1), Audi, Camaro (inc. ZL1), Cadillac V-Series, Acura (inc. NSX), and a host of other high performance vehicles. Oh, and the Mustang. I bet...

He ordered it and waited ~6 months.

Sadly, math eludes some, @Zig.

They don't affect suspension.

It's all over the board. Available inventory, dealer, and location will affect all. There's no one answer. There is literally another thread on this started yesterday evening. Search is your friend. https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/threads/what-is-the-market-like-on-new-2024-gts-right-now.161531/

Daily driving on city roads like grandma? No. Spirited driving though mountains, canyons, curvy roads, and anything other than flat, straight roads? Perhaps to yes.

480 vs 486 is irrelevant, really. It's 100% marketing.

TWSS

Is it coming from the passenger seat?

Nice work, @15wile

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I suggest that you reach out directly to the company that manufactured the wheels.

"Package Protection". LOL. Neither did I. And you don't need to. If something arrives damaged or doesn't arrive at all and they try to tell you that you are SOL for not paying extra for their package protection scheme, tell them to make it right or you will dispute the charge with your CC...