He could but it would cost him about $1500 which isn’t much less than swapping a used engine in so he is probably just going to drive it til it dies.

I also bought a 2000 Mustang V6 while I was in high school. I’ve had it for 8 years now and its at 154000 miles and the only repairs I’ve done are a water pump, alternator, and a seal on the fuel filler neck. Besides that I’ve only done regular maintenance (fluid flushes, oil changes, brakes, tires, battery, spark…

Could be something like $150/mo lease special after incentives and they say they save $150/mo in fuel cost = $0 net cost.

The R does have them standard, so do all 2017 and up GT350s (track pack is now standard). Just not the base and tech pack ‘15/’16 350s

I think the actual redline is at 6500, so its not that unusual to go to 8k.

Its because they wanted the 3k, 6k, and 8k marks to be at the 9, 12, and 3 O’Clock positions. They could have made it go to 9k and had even spacing, but it would be a little funny to show more than 2k past the real redline.

This is true.

Watch me nay nay!

1957 Chevy. It was the 2nd manual transmission car I ever drove and the first and only 3 on a tree I’ve driven. It was surprisingly easy to drive and very smooth even with a novice driving.

Makes me wonder what the reduction in life years is from all the brodozers “rolling coal”. Really though, this study doesn’t seem to be very accurate stating that their 95% confident it was between 1400-32000 life years; that’s a pretty large span.

Nope only 6 better

Mustangs have had it on the left as well since 2005. Prior to that though they were on the right.

RWB hate!

My first car was also $200, a 1991 Grand AM i got in 2009. It was a repossessed drug dealers car that my dad bought at auction non running with the truck lining missing presumably because it was ripped apart the search for drugs. Helped changed the spark plugs and took out the fuel tank to replace the fuel pump, which…

Thanks Tom!

If you have the title but the car is worth a fair amount (~20k) how do you facilitate that type of transaction? I wouldn’t trust a personal check to clear for that amount and a buyer would likely not be willing or possibly not able to get that much cash. If they needed a loan to buy the car would it just be best to…

Volvo was the first thing that came to mind for me after reading the criteria. Although I was thinking more along the lines of the S90 T6 AWD which is around $53k.

Chinese and Italian engineering in one car! What could possibly go wrong?

I was just looking at a motortrend article a few seconds ago and thought that was you back there.

You should be able to pick up a brand new base ecoboost for less than 24k.