Eh, 5% is not normal for normal stocks with no news. But that's OK, this one is a bit volatile, I get it. Penny stocks will do that.
But you didn't answer my question. What is this 2% that you spoke of?
I found my car on carvana, it was being "prepared" last week. Today it's marked as sale pending. Wow. They didn't even bother to replace the tow hook cover (I had drilled it out for my tow hook) with the correct color part... but someone bought it anyway.
$66K, about $500 UNDER MSRP...
Thanks. I don't know why either. I've got it on ebay and craigslist too, no serious nibbles!
Maybe most mustang owners DD their cars rather than having garage queens?
Heck, if someone offered me $100 today, I'd take it!
There is a really nasty attitude expressed in this thread. It's sad.
That aside, some people just don't have the inclination to do their own maintenance. Some don't have the tools, or the room, or both. And some of us are just old and are tired of crawling under a car to save $20.
Now...
Granted that everything Ford does is a compromise of some sort, they do put a lot of effort into making sure that it all works.
This thread is a good argument for why you should just leave it all stock. No offense intended.
Sounds to me like you are a novice at these things (no offense) and a competent shop can fix it for you. Bite the bullet, find a shop, have it towed, let them do it.
As I posted in the main forum a week or two ago, I have sold the DH to Carvana so that I can buy a new M3. I am a BMW fanbois, and this is the last year of the series G80 M3, likely the last year of a pure ICE drivetrain and possibly the last chance to get a manual transmission in the M3. I've...