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There is no excuse for being the auto manufacturer with the most recalls for two years in a row. Im a Ford guy, but making excuses for this is ridiculous. The only thing I will say is that their recalls seem mostly minor and proactive in nature. But still...

Just get both. I bleed Ford Blue, but my Cayman is one of the most fun cars I've ever owned.

The numb steering feel of the S650 is well documented. Its not the tire pressure lol. Although better tires do help. I still love the car but his assessment isnt wrong.

Yep. I have the 60 year anniversary one. I say mandatory as a joke. But they help keep the car cooler and save your interior from sun damage.

Thats not BBQ tick.

A video for more than 3 seconds would be helpful.

Damn...I forgot I did the Pioneer subwoofer too. 🤦

They are mandatory on every car in Arizona. So common i never think to consider it a "mod".

The stance looked killer. But the car was easy to scrape on driveways and speedbumps. Plus I had major difficulties getting a proper alignment, and the there was suspension noise that no one was ever able to fix. It ended up being an expensive PITA and was one reason why I sold the car. It might...

I forgot to mention the dash cam I installed.

You are aware they make the S650 in manual transmission right? 😉

I generally regard "mods" as performance or mechanical in nature. Like a tune, exhaust, or suspension. Ive done none of that on my S650 and have no plans to. But I have done those things on previous S550s and the only one I regretted was lowering springs from Steeda. The minor functional or...

Modern car paint is baked and cured at the factory. It should not "shrink" over several months after. I can not explain the difference in your paint depth readings over several months months. Ceramic coat and wax upon delivery of a new car is common. Ive never never heard of an issue doing so...

See post #28 "@tankcj - to answer your original question, factory baked finishes can be waxed right away. Spray waxes are a decent short term product for a finish that has already been sealed or treated. By themselves they will look shiney, but won't last long or be that effective in protection.👍🏻"

Now you're talking. 😎

And you should take a detail class and stop being a snowflake ❄️.

Well we all know professional detailers buy their products on Amazon.

@tankcj - to answer your original question, factory baked finishes can be waxed right away. Spray waxes are a decent short term product for a finish that has already been sealed or treated. By themselves they will look shiney, but won't last long or be that effective in protection.👍🏻 Edited...

Yes. And make sure you rub a dirty rag in a circular motion. You'll be 100% shocked! Trust him, he's been involved with Ferrari! 😉

Copy that. Sounds like the same issue I had then. Mine went south after less than 2 years. 👍🏻