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Why didn't you buy the car in FL? Got a better deal in PA?

Congratulations for ordering your new car. When did your dealer say you might expect the car? Why does your 18 year old car only have 9k miles? And why are you driving the new one to Florida? Just curious.

Sounds like that is the way to go. What did they say when you mentioned lemon law?

LOL

That car has headers and a cam. Not gonna get that sound from a stock 5.0. Ever.

depending on the gear, ferocious

Yes, I think you are :)

There are lots of cars 6k+ off in the DMV area but no manuals in white or silver with PP. Most are automatics. I found a beautiful race red with all options, PP, NP, AVE and magneride with Recaros for almost 7k off, but the MSRP was 62k+. If if wasn't manual I would have bought it.

I think just the Dark Horse comes with the Grey Recaros. The GT I drove had black Recaros.

good thoughts, someone should send them to Ford.

Not true. If you get specifically a lemon law lawyer, if your case is strong enough, you don't pay. The manufacturer pays. He only takes iron clad cases, such as this one, and his payment is added on to the settlement.

The point is the lawyer negotiates the deal to add his fee above and beyond what the settlement to the owner is. I know several people who have been made whole on all their expenses and the lawyer's fee did not come out of their payment.

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If Lemon Law is invoked, the lawyer is usually paid as part of the settlement, not by the car owner.

Until a long term solution becomes available, start stop is just a button press to turn off (every time you start). I would want something for the 4+months without the car, + reimbursement for the tint and transfer of the warranties. Not sure about the title and registration, they should...

You have to learn how hard to launch. Especially with street tires. Leave just off idle and roll into the power slowly. Don't just punch it. Eventually you should be able to run mid to low 12's at about 115 mph. Practice makes perfect. Also, leave on the last yellow. If you wait for green...

Wow. Impressive.

Go to an actual dragstrip to get a better feel for your cars performance. What transmission and rear gears?

I understand you wanting as fast a resolution as possible, but don't understand wanting it as amicably as possible. Have they gone out of their way to make it as painless as possible for you. As you can see, it gets a little complicated to understand all the requirements of eligibility. Contact...

Correct. For some reason roadpilot refuses to accept that. That's just his opinion, not fact. Like I said, try to trade one in and see the offers.