I am assuming my Ford dealer here in FL, can sell me the same ESP that Granger sells. However, I'm assuming the Ford dealers can charge whatever they want and that Granger is selling at $50.00 over cost - Correct?
Thanks.
One important point I think I have picked up and that is I can purchase a Ford ESP anytime prior to the expiration of the factory warranty - correct?
Given all the electronics in new cars these days, I am considering an extended warranty. I know Ford offers one. To be prepared with a competitive policy, I checked with Endurance on their "Supreme" policy - $100.00 deductible, 8 years (actually 5 after the standard warranty) or 101K miles...
So, I am, assuming you can provide the SSID and password of your router to the Mustang. I am also assuming that any update will occur without the vehicle being started (in the garage, engine not running).
I understand the S650 has the capability to do "over the air" software updates. I am assuming it would either be Wi-Fi as in your home wireless Internet or Wi-Fi/Bluetooth over your smartphone and using cellular data.
Am I missing something here? Cellular data could get expensive if you have...
OK. I just joined. We'll see how it works. Sad thing is that if I was to pay cash instead of using my card, I'd save more money - even at the Platinum level.
Thanks for the info. My WRX (turbo) requires 93 and the extra 30 cents per gallon over regular hits the wallet pretty hard. That said, I get around 22 mpg in town. The Pony will get a lot less. Fortunately, I am retired and drive less than 5,000 miles per year.
I have ordered a 2024 GT Premium, 6-Speed Manual, GT Premium High, GT Performance Pkg, Active Valve Exhaust, & Magnaride Damping. Ford recommends Regular gas (87 Octane rating). What is the general consensus on this? Regular, mid-grade, Super?