“Whenever I see a car, they’re always going at or over the posted limit. Their owners seem to be a bit more aggressive than other car owners. Maybe it’s a CA thing.” FTFY

I went to the Dream Machines show in Half Moon Bay all by my lonesome a couple months ago, because my wife is so not into car shows, and boy was it fun. Don’t skip out just because you don’t have backup! In fact, it made that return trip along Skyline Drive that much better.

We thought of it more as “realistic” :)

My wife and I used that one, because it is also one of the shortest candidates. You lessen the pain for the guests. Also that sweet piano breakdown allows the groom to dance around the floor like a loon for a little bit, before returning to the bride on time for the song to start up again. Five stars, would dance to…

Santana Row in San Jose ... saw an Enzo, LaFerrari, and McLaren right next to one another.

“West of California” in the ocean?

Awesome! It’s great when people find what they like. To be honest, my next car will probably be smaller and more Miata-like than this Mustang.

“What’s even worse is the Marin douche canoes” didn’t need to go on

I DD a 2016, and you get used to that pretty quick.

Thanks for the response. I have a good mechanic, who I am sure sees his share of EcoBoost engines, so I am sure he’ll keep up on this. Some people act as though a catch can will help with this issue, is that true? And if so, how?

As someone with a 2016 Mustang EcoBoost, what should I be looking out for?

Serious question: what are the objective criteria for a “snub”?

Thanks for the sane, non-”fucks”-filled reply.

how does a sedan waste space?

Honestly, driving my Mustang out of a huge show yesterday (Dream Machines, in Half Moon Bay), and seeing all the Mustangs that were both attending and presenting, I found myself thinking, “The Internet would have a field day here”.