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Present a claim to the store. Their insurance carrier may blame other shoppers, but the store needed to have someone retrieving carts. Otherwise the store may cover it if they want to keep your business.

I saw glitter in every oil change on my new 1980 Corvette, 4 spd. It took 15 years before hearing a tap, and finding my cam and lifters were toast. Took me 5 days to buy and install a mild performance Erson cam. That along with a free flow Cat, the car ran like it should have from Chevrolet.

I've replaced the lugs on other cars with chrome solid body type. The only problem is these have a tendency to rust. But, you can't stay with the OEM caps especially if you use an impact wrench.

I turned it off because I don't always immediately choose a gear. Also, I double clutch sometimes to get everything in sync.

I know my brother went through this on a used car years ago. Got his money, but not sales tax. I don’t know if it’s changed. Other than that, all you can do is consult friends and the internet.

First, I want to be able to buy all the gasoline I need. Next, I’ll be concerned about price. Real problems are when you can’t get enough fuel.

You’re a lot more patient than me. I’m afraid I’d raise Hell, maybe not with the dealer, but Ford. If the third try, doesn’t correct the situation, I’d ask for another option with respect to the entire car.

That might be mixed up with my house insurance premium. It doesn't even leave the parking space.

I sure as Hell never gave them permission. I am more worried about the GPS tracking and somebody finding out where I’ve been. That could be bad in a roadside check.

Started my GT 6 speed the other day and the Infotainment screen posted a driving score of 92%. Apparently, I got docked for snapping my wife's head against the head rest passing a goof who wasn't cooperating on merge. I read this information, which I wouldn't know how or care to share with...

Yes, yes, and yes. The C8 was the most precise vehicle I ever drove. The engine was great, as was the transmission, and handling. The best. It looked wild, too. Easy to change oil. Great interior materials. Good cameras. Now…hard in and egress, seat that hits you in the shoulder blade...

I bought a Mustang because I didn’t like my C8 Corvette. Plus there was no Camaro or Charger in Hemi form To buy.

My wife likes Quiet Mode, and sometimes so do I. Noise is tiring. Otherwise Sport and Track modes are not worth didley.

There's no break-in oil anymore. Changed mine at 2,200 miles only because it was Spring after I put it away for Winter.

I get it. I bucked up for the Dark Horse titanium knob for my GT 6 speed. Ford had a 20% off sale, and I applied my $300 in points along with my $100 cash for the shift knob. Say anything you want, but the shift knob on the GT‘s is below average.

Yeah, it was the last update that didn’t load fully May 7th. The Ford dealership reloaded it, and all is well. They asked if I have Wi Fi, and yes, I do. So that’s disturbing.if didn’t load correctly.

I have an appointment with the dealership on Tuesday, May 26 to resolve a similar issue. My navigation failed to load, my iPhone will not stay paired, and I get a black screen. I will report the results of the repair, if successful.

1FA6P8CF2S540xxxx. You might be right about the battery disconnect. I have extra plastic pins that break when you pull the cover.

I’m good with GPS navigation without traffic updates. As long as I have navigation wit’s out using my IPhone, even though that works good. If this subscription lasts a year, then there’s 3 months left. I read online, and believe me when I say speculation is near worthless, that the fix may...

If I lose Ellen, will I gain Nav? I believe you get 3 years of Navagation services. I didn’t know it was complimentary. I thought it was like every other car I bought. You get navigation, but you don’t get the updates. This is baloney. Anyways, I don’t think it’s a subscription issue.