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You could run an adequate (10?) gauge wire from the positive battery post to the trunk, and then use that and any decent ground to jump it off if needed. Not much weight, don't have to remember to leave it in neutral, etc. If you don't take it out often (which I'm guessing you don't in the...

This. It doesn't turn it off, but it certainly does reduce the amount of stuff and brightness.

Now, I'm coming back to Ford after a Cadillac and many BMWs. The Caddy was bad about forgetting personalized settings and some of the BMWs would occasionally do things like forget my phone (I'd have to set up the bluetooth again). Now I'm running up on this in the Mustang. I hopped in the car...

In my experience as a frequent car flipper, option packages and especially aftermarket (I consider RTR aftermarket) enhancements do little to nothing to help with trade-in value. Where they do pay off is if you sell the car yourself... you still won't get back a decent percentage of what you...

It does, but you can't change it! It's based on whichever starting point you select. It's not a big deal, I guess i got spoiled by BMW. On M cars you have two steering wheel buttons that be configured in just about any permutation you can dream up, including brake pedal sensitivity. My...

Yes. But that kind of defeats the purpose, doesn't it?

The owner's manual hardly says anything about this. I'd like, for example, have a mode with sport suspension but normal steering. Can't do it. You have to pick a "starting point" like normal or sport or track but then when you do, you cannot change the suspension or steering from what the...

Well, I was just going from personal observations, not from anything else. Plus, it's been well over 20 years since I've been at Roebling, and cars are a lot faster now, and street tires are much more capable. 20 years, wow. Can I be that old?

I wrote: See what Kyle wrote on page 4. That's how you do it, TJ.

Sweet, thanks! Sorry about your incident, I've spent many, many enjoyable hours at Roebling and I've gone off at 5 I think, and seen others go off at the carousel and in 3, but never have I seen or heard of anyone going off at 9. Ouch. BTW, you probably hit hard enough to set off the sensors...

I'll suggest that the brake noise is normal, that's just the sound that performance pads make when engaging and releasing. The pedal noise is different, not normal, but probably not something that I'd worry about. A quick shot of some lubricant at the pivot point might take care of it. I...

I crashed my Chevrolet product at Road Atlanta with a five point harness and the airbag went off, flinging my arm against the door causing a broken watch and nerve damage. I got the watch fixed, and it took many years for the nerve damage to heal (if it is actually healed, I may just be used to...

I think there's enough fault to go around to both parties. OP should have tried to work with the vendor before blasting them here. Steeda should have responded better. Best of luck to both.

Great news! I did a buyback once on a BMW, the dealer took care of everything (in that case, they bought back the car and sold me a new one at dealer cost). Best of luck with the GT.

I remember reading an article many years ago about the Mercedes S class. This is their flagship model, and usually the newest latest and greatest tech shows up in that car first. Most of the people buying those cars tend to be older and not only don't care about the tech, they don't know how...

I know that everyone is trying to be helpful, but please remember that things like lemon laws, insurance, used car warranties and nearly everything else mentioned here varies by state! I used to work at a car dealership, and they would not sell a car (new or used) with an outstanding recall...

I realize that the OP had other reasons, but you young wippersnappers need to consider that not everyone has tools (not even a 10mm wrench!) or mechanical abilities/confidence or the desire to DIY. And, as many of you probably never think about, leaning over the fender and working on the engine...

Your car is parked for the winter? Did you consider that perhaps the system only works when the car is in gear and/or moving? I had a Caddy CT5-V Blackwing, which has interior engine noises sent through the speakers. It was most evident when driving with the windows down, as the apparent...

All that I can think of is a left-to-right swap of the wheels when the tires were mounted. Some kind of subtle change that wasn't noticeable when they were on the other side. Easy to check. Yeah, the tires are directional, but a few miles on them the wrong way won't hurt. I'd also suggest...

ANC is different than fake noise, although I'm not sure if the GT really has either or not.