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There is nothing in the car world to compare to a drive with the top down, engine roaring, rowing your own gears, on a beautiful summer night. It's a joy!
No regrets at all here. I absolutely love my GT Convertible. But this is my first Mustang so I don't have much to compare to. But...
Finally got a chance to use the Cobra cluster during the day and I have to say my opinion of it has totally changed. I think the white dials look really good and pop during the day. Almost wish it would stay that way at night too.
Used it for the first time yesterday .... meh
I guess it's more impressive during the day. Didn't strike me as anything special at night.
I think the "classic" cluster is my favorite of the throwbacks.
Yep that's my fear right there. I figured where the label meets the visor fabric would be a problem. Any overlap and it will be a weak spot. Sorry that's happening.
This is exactly my concern with these types of things. I wonder how they will hold up over time. Seems like anything that sticks on like this eventually starts to come off. Curious to hear what Anchor Room has to say.
Oh god no. I'll put up with every quirk Ford will throw at me before I resort to that. The Acura we have is a 17 MDX and it has a host of other crash avoidance eff-ups, just not this one. It will literally give the frontal crash warning when we are sitting at a stoplight.
Mine automatically goes to Pandora as soon as AA connects, even if playing FM on start up. I can't remember where the setting is but you can set it so it doesn't automatically start playing Spotify or whatever streaming service you use on start up. I prefer it to come on but you should be able...
For god's sake, I'm telling you our Acura works perfectly and the Ford give's false warnings and you won't even put the possibility out there that Ford's system may need some work? If Honda can do it properly, why can't Ford?
This happens when actively driving with both hands on the steering wheel. You should not have to jerk the car back and forth for the system to recognize you are on the steering wheel. My wife's Acura has the same system and has never given a false "hands on wheel" warning in the 5+ years we've...