I feel the same way abou tthe Mach-E. its a great vehicle, but putting the name Mustang on it was just a bad move.

Having never had a distributor or plug wire fail but having many Coil packs fail on me over the years.... I see that as a positive.

If a belt and plugs ever 120K is an issue for you in a car.... I just have no words.

I am 100% the reverse. If given a free Fit I’d trade it for the Integra. Better REAL WORLD(not rated) MPG, easier to work on, cheaper to fix, reliable AF, much more iconic, and roomier interior.

~71hp 60tq

Its up for me.

The GT, Focus and Taurus, maybe F150, dont recall, got 100th anniversary packages that were limited to a certain number, and they were all black.

I actually preferred Zinc Yellow. I had a Zinc 2000 ZX2 S/R. The 2004 had the 40th anniversary style fender badge. Which IMO was annoying as the 2003 then should have had the 100th Centennial Ford emblem but didn’t.

Very true. or like in the case of the 2021 Mustang GT, they changed to another crank pulley/balancer (I think shared with the F-150) to save a few pennies even though the 2018-2020 has a pulley that’s a much better design for higher RPM.

it was on the roof by the Dome light. It was a little netted pocket. Handy for putting sun glasses, or a toll ticket or the such.

Depends on the person looking for the car.

The non-painted valve covers and lacking the eye glasses holder is why I got a 2003 instead of 04. :-)

Actually, not true. Many cars have small changes year to year you don’t notice unless you are a fan of the cars.

meanwhile the production Si is like the slowest in its class.

if a 1998 Porsche Boxster and a 2013 Range Rover Evoque are the most stand out cars they had, then likely nothing good was lost.

It may not be “better” but it CAN help MPG. I had a 2014 Altima and when driving on 89oct I had NOTICABLY better MPG (I use to track my MPG/PPM when I did lots of consulting). It was at one point actually cheaper for me to drive on 89oct than it was on 87 due to 89's pricing at the time.

Hydrox not only predates Oreo but if I recall they are owned by the same company. I prefer Hydrox, Oreo just tastes too sweet to me.

So, you just have to be a good liar/con-man. Great system. As I said anyone taking a verbal agreement/handshake as a contract is an idiot.

Yeah its getting to be a PITA to fix anymore, its why I’ve not bought one. I just dont have the time to worry about when it breaks. I’d have to have another 2-3 just for spare parts.

Please explain to me how you prove that an oral contract even existed.