I love tree huggers. They actually believe in perpetual motion.
They think that EV's need no maintenance at all.
And that they'll save the planet.
They have Greta in their w âš“ bank.
And take private jets and/or Mustangs to climate change hugfests.
Just to add to Skye's excellent advice, use electronic contact cleaner on the connectors as well.
I narrowly avoided having to buy very expensive BCM for one car by cleaning connectors, bulb contacts etc.
I don't know specifically with the Coyote, but a general rule is that a tune boosts mid range and top end in N/A engines.
A blower is the answer for low end grunt.
I wasn't specifically referring to your case, just a general statement how I'd be concerned as a cop. I'm certainly not nervous about guns, I've owned many since I was 15. Not into hunting much now, but do enjoy shooting still.
The interesting thing is down here, we now have a lot more gun...
I felt the same when I switched. Don't forget PS5 rolling resistance is nearly down with eco tyres. A few bucks saved on gas, or drive faster for the same money.
Yes. I asked my guy about PPF for matte finishes and he talked about special matte PPF, I was considering it until I saw the price of the matte paint option 🤯
OK, what I was getting at was, the guys clearly not short of a buck, so why not go for the leader of the pack. Unless he's a loonie like I was and is putting his last cent into it.
I was working on $150k plus $50k. Is the SC only going to be $125k?
I'm surprised at the dealer comments. Ours are franchised too, and customer service can be hit and miss with some. But I've not had problems with the standard of work.
Is it normal for yours to wash the car after a service?
This name recognition thing gets me. They're all Mustangs, whether base, GT, GT PP, Dark Horse, GTD, whatever. Mustang IS the name recognition.
The number of non car people I've met who've always had a hankering for Mustangs is surprising.
I'd say the next most recognisable US car is the...