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Love me clutch. Love me stick. Simple as.

S197 or 1967? I haven't heard of any car using glass headlights in the last 40 years. My 1999 had vents, I can't see why Ford would unvent the lights 5 years later then go back to vented 10 years after that.

I had to turn welcome lighting off because I'd regularly activate with my fob in my pocket in my house and the car sitting in the driveway. Makes getting a Faraday box to keep your keys almost necessary.

My old Mustangs never fogged even when the lights weren't in use, that's why I'm confused/frustrated.

I recently tried ONR after knowing about it for years and I'm pretty shocked at how good it is, no spots using it with my tap water. You can even buy a few gallons of distilled water for like $10 if your tap water is super bad and use that with it. Stuff works great on my computer monitors too...

Crazy how this never happened even down to -20F with windchill no matter the humidity to my 1999, 2004, and 2016 Mustang. They all had vented headlights, every car for as long as I can remember has had vented headlights. How else could they not break from trapped gasses at the various climates...

I just put grease everywhere those latches touch. No idea why it's a problem now when it wasn't with S550s.

It was my rear seats. Try folding them down and replicating the problem. Not sure how Ford managed to screw that up since it never happened with my S550 but here we are. Some grease on the latches fixed it.

I have this deionizer, same as the Adam's branded unit. My water isn't too bad at 150ish tds but this brings it to zero. I can let the car air dry with no noticeable spots. ONR also leaves my car spotless even without the deionizer.

More like Body Odor sound. Better than the standard Shaker setup in my S550 but not what I would expect having other B&O products. This car has the worst door rattle too out of all my Mustangs. It's so bad in these colder temps I actually feel like I HAVE to do something about it. I'm gonna try...

I'm sure the police chasing people at 150mph in traffic can't end up with something bad happening 🙄. Just get a helicopter with a good thermal camera and actually prosecute criminals when you catch them. This just smells like inappropriate budget spending on toys.

Ford had to save that $0.17/car with not having a cheap flap in the pan design. And stupid normies like us shouldn't be messing with the oil filter anyway. That privilege should only be reserved for highly skilled and trained 22 year old techs making $17/hour at licensed Ford dealership shops.

I did full, I knew if I did front I'd wish I did the whole thing later down the line. My trunk lid is the only naked part because it has a paint bubble I hoped Ford would fix under warranty but they denied and ghosted me twice now. I use a foam cannon and all the fancy detailing stuff and the...

"The Mustang has never just been a car we build; it’s a feeling of freedom and optimism" I've been optimistic Ford would repair the cavitated paint bubble on my trunk lid on my sPeCiAl MoDeL Dork Horse but they've freely denied my warranty claim twice now 😒

Mine does that too. I usually just reboot Sync by holding Next Track and Volume Down on the steering wheel and it's fine.

My Steeda wheels had one chip on the back lip. Not enough for me to complain since you'll never see it and they're sacrificial wheels for winter but they only put foam around the lip on the outer side of the wheel. It would probably be worth foaming both sides if any reps are reading this.

Whatever Ford did the S650 heating and cooling works way better than my S550. S550 took 5-10 minutes to get warm and cooling I only noticed under my butt and it was more like sweat mitigation vs actually feeling cold. It might have something to do with having dynamica vs leather/vinyl but my...

I don't even hear mine over my music but it's probably because I disconnected the dash speaker. It still makes noise just really quiet.

Stealth pairs nice with the gray bits, indistinguishable from stock to me.

Look for flow formed wheels, lighter than cast and allegedly stronger. They're like a middle ground regarding price and weight between cast and forged wheels. I was pretty surprised with how little my 19x10 Steeda Tridents weigh.