Search results

Here's an update: once escalated to the right person, all squared away and under warranty. Will be taking it in tomorrow. Thanks to those who responded. Dealer response was quick, apologetic and clear. I'm satisfied.

In a potentially similar situation. No burn-outs, some aggressive acceleration here and there (on relatively empty patches) and nothing like I might have have done as mere youth back in my -not the - early sixties). Dealer would not acknowlege as a warranty issue with 8,300 on the clock and 24...

Given the fact that they would not actually acknowlege that it would, not could be covered under warranty, I suspect that they were going to try to charge me. The service advisor's evasiveness under my basic and reasonable questioning was, to me, a giant red flag. Should it ever fail, I suspect...

My 2024 GT Premium 6-speed is unaffected by any current recall. I understand that other Mustang GT manuals have been subject to recall for differential and axle issues. The car is 24 months old and has 8,300 miles on it. I had a routine service performed at a local dealer. On the checklist was...

Guess I'll chime...or Vrrrooom in. 50/50 Sport or Normal. Seldom use Track, but when I do, it is a blast. Literally. Splash Yellow kind of stands out, so I tend to avoid attacting even more attention with Track. I love the V8 rumble.

Same here - owned a lot of Jeeps and 4x4's. If ever I choose to light it up a little (mostly to hear the exhaust music) there always seems to be someone in what "Hans und Franz" might call "a girly-muscle car" (Beemer, Mercedes, Tesla etc.) or a big-ass (heavy accent on the ass) lifted pick-up...

Looks good! Those wheels work VERY well with the black, too! Black is kind of daring. I'm thinking of the commercial where the aunt comments, "Lotta house...hope you can keep it clean!" I'm always impressed by a well-cared-for black sports car. You know then that's it's a passion, not just a...

I'm in Arizona. Last week, we hit 112F; NEVER felt sweaty in my 401A...so they must be doing something! Not sure the point is for the occupant to "feel it", but rather, to not feel perspiration that sticks one to the seat.

The interest rate isn't entirely out of their control when it comes to convincing someone to accept a higher rate. They're happy to sell on lower monthly payments with extended terms and higher rates...like 9% for 72-96 months. Make customer happy with payment, and some won't care about anything...

Indoors shot of a GT/Auto/Premium with the larger silver wheels. The slightly smaller Bronze Pkg wheels on mine will make cleaning the calipers easier, I’m betting.

Honestly, I’ve only had the car for about 18 hours, but I dig the bronze wheels and accents, particularly alongside the red Brembo calipers. The charcoal wheels on Aramis76’s ride look great, too!

I’d tend to think glossy might look a bit better…maybe matte might be better with silver or a mid-range gray/charcoal. Just my $.02

This GT 6-speed Premium with Bronze Pkg followed me home yesterday and was adopted. Sports cars and bright colors…Let’s just say, I didn’t buy it for stealth. My wife thought it was beautiful. Big win right there.

You only live once. Get the manual if you can hack it. Enjoy it for as long as you can. Should it become a burden, trade it or sell it and buy whatever makes you happy.

Thanks for the update. Hope it all comes together for you.

So, did they fix this under warranty?

I’ve had USAA for nearly 50 years. It would cost me another $600 more a year to exchange my '18 Jeep Wrangler JK Unlimited Rubicon Recon for a 2024 Mustang GT. I live in a metro area where traffic enforcement is virtually non-existent and stop lights are viewed as mere suggestions. Gee, maybe...

I blew it by test-driving a really nice '23 with the Performance Package. It was used, with a manual and Magneride, no active valve exhaust, and about 1,300 miles. But I snoozed and lost. Ah, well. I really liked the suspension.