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high voltage, I couldn't agree more. I don't think the average butt dyno will notice. If they did, there would be many posts on here and other forums stating that.

I am sure he doesn't! None of the Ricers around me care about making noise. To me, they sound like lawnmowers. I don't care if they are faster than my Stang. It makes me smile when they are so full of themselves, and I don't give a damn. It doesn't matter what they do to their Ricers; it will...

After my first tank of 87 I decided at half a tank to fill with 93. And every time I got to half a tank I would fill it again, with 93. That way I was never paying to fill the entire tank. My wife thought the total was great for high test and I didn't get yelled at. After a couple of months I...

akawease, There is definitely a learning curve that we have all had to go through. What can be frustrating is when you set up options, including custom settings, and they don't always change to what you want. When I first got my Stang, my custom settings would change sometimes but not always...

That kills all the fun! I'm only kidding. I always leave it on because my reaction time isn't nearly as fast as the traction control. However, that doesn't mean you can't get a surprise using traction control. Actually, I guess it can dumb it down a bit because you always expect it to work...

I keep my Stang in quiet mode when close to my house. Two blocks away is whatever mood I am in, as far as my exhaust goes.

Uakawease, Great advice, from Farmer Fran and others. I've had my Stang since July and I do occasionally get on it but you must respect it. One thing that was barely discussed, is road debris. I'm not talking about road kill and tire pieces but something much smaller and almost imperceptible...

Using Alexa. Never thought I'd say it, but Alexa voice commands work quite well. I have to figure out what other commands she can execute.

That is one fabulous color! Good luck and use it well!

Well if it is, that's fine. I've owned mine since July and have never noticed any flakes. As I said, in an earlier post, I will examine my car in the sun, if it ever comes out again. Personally, If I have to examine a car, in the sun, to see the flakes, and I have owned the car for 5 months...

That's exactly what mine does. A nice blue, pulsating display, across the very top of the screen. Nothing else changes on my screen, that I have noticed. It is a pain when you say something Alexa doesn't understand because she won't work again for quite awhile, or not at all until you restart...

I'm surprised no one mentioned the light show, that goes along with it. I love the light show and clicking sounds. At least I know my battery isn't dead. Glenn

I had both a Supra and Z, that were my daily drivers. I had little trouble commuting to my job, an hour away, but you better be very experienced with drifting situations and not panic. My Z lease was 39 months and I drove it all winter. Once, on the way home from Canada, I hit an ice storm in...

My point was, Ford should have included more flake, so it is obvious.

fishinrich, Congratulations! Model railroaders have a saying. Rule #1, my railroad, my rules. Rule #2, see rule #1. If you are happy with the car and happy with the deal, nothing else matters. Others opinions don't matter, one iota. Use it well and share some pics. Glenn

It will be a cold day in hell before I wait to 10.000 miles. They don't even check the oil level, or color of the oil?

Great looking car! But I have an idea. How about all you guys with the beautiful wheels, stop posting pics. You are embarrassing the rest of us. :crackup: Glenn

Tonight, 6:15pm, Bethlehem Twp, PA, I went to pick up dinner. 46º, top down and all I did was say,"Alexa, raise the temperature to 85º. Not a care in the world. And screw all those idiots without Mustang GT Convertibles and their weird looks!

Time of year or month, can be advantageous but that doesn't mean you can't push them further. I don't usually look forward to the car, or boat, purchasing drama. However, once the bell has rung, I enjoy the process. I've never been one to shy away from a challenge and getting your price, can...