My 2¢ on ownership- Having experienced both BMW and Ford service in multiple states, BMW has been at a consistent high level- no matter if it is a 25yo beater or a new car. Ford has not been as consistent, but there really are excellent dealers out there. I have a good one currently and I get...
Got it. Most of my current towing is utility trailers and doesn’t get close to the limits where I need LT tires. So sounds like different use case.
I will say I had a ‘15 Denali that probably could have used the upgrades.
I have 2 garage queens currently. They live on Ctek battery tenders. Vouching for the warm them fully comment- I only start them when I can actually drive them enough to get them to temp. Fairly easy to do in my climate. I try to not let them sit for more than 3 weeks, an admittedly arbitrary...
Not Mustang related, but curious on the F150 suspension upgrades.
I had an ‘04 Lariat FX4 that I put Bilsteins on at ~175k and they were a huge improvement to the worn out OEM. It is running strong at 290K (sold to a friend who still tows with it) on the same suspension. I had a similar...
I did the billetworx teardrop shift knob because the stock one was not substantial enough, disappeared in my hand. Easy and definitely an improved shifting experience.
A modern new car's electronic power assist will never feel as good as peak hydraulic steering, which is what I see a lot of the reviewers comparing it to.
Vs new BMW steering, which I am pretty familiar with and test drove Ms prior to pulling the trigger on my car, the steering is more direct...
Having recently jumped back in a manual with a GT that has exceeded my expectations, I’m definitely not giving it up. But I will give up something else to have a different experience…I’ll figure out what that is when I get there🙄
Kudos to Ford for keeping enthusiast cars going in their line up.
Track car was my next stop, and this is a great evolution of the current platform. I am definitely a customer.