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There is absolutely no way I'll look to buy another Ford after my experience with this Dark Horse. We've had 2 Chargers, a Challenger, and a TRX in fairly recent years. They have all been great and the TRX in particular is just AMAZING. RAM also has some new and exciting trucks out now.
I feel the same way, this was my first Mustang and Ford and I will not be interested in buying another.
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As it should be....
vs the guy that commented, I have 3 recalls & havent got any of them done mindset.....
I'm that guy. I don't trust technicians to take care of my car the same way I would. Too many bad experiences in the past. It's my decision and I understand the risk. I know how to wrench on cars myself vs taking them to the dealer for every little thing including oil changes. If you don't know how to work on your vehicle that's fine for you. I'm not here to judge, but I am not and should not be on a recognition basis with the service advisor.
 
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There is absolutely no way I'll look to buy another Ford after my experience with this Dark Horse. We've had 2 Chargers, a Challenger, and a TRX in fairly recent years. They have all been great and the TRX in particular is just AMAZING. RAM also has some new and exciting trucks out now.
I have a 2026 Tungsten. Fantastic truck.
 

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I'm that guy. I don't trust technicians to take care of my car the same way I would. Too many bad experiences in the past. It's my decision and I understand the risk. I know how to wrench on cars myself vs taking them to the dealer for every little thing including oil changes. If you don't know how to work on your vehicle that's fine for you. I'm not here to judge, but I am not and should not be on a recognition basis with the service advisor.

I like to turn the wrenches when modding and mostly maintaining my vehicles, but for just having a brand new car work the way it's supposed to from the factory, I'm not putting in the time and energy and money that Ford should have to. I can save a lot of money buying used vehicles for that.
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