No he wasn't.
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sorry, thought we were talking about a Challenger GT. Mustang GT, different story. My Challenger Scat Pack is about a dead even race with the 24-26 GT's I've come across.
there is no reporting to your insurance co unless you have a dongle provided by your ins co to "save" you money. that's the last thing it would do for most of us.
And yes, always turn off any data sharing
did you really say that? I know you commented about not posting things due to other people's comments but if you ever tried to jack one of my cars under a brake rotor their would be major problems. I'm sure it is done but how advisible is it vs using real jack points? Or did I misunderstand and...
why would anyone who owns a GT let their insurance company have access to their driving habits? Time for a better insurnace company or trade for that Prius mentioned earlier.
depending on time of month and how motivated the dealer is to move units you should be able to get 10-15% off of MSRP. And what is a sales tax exemption and how does one qualify for it?