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Well, it could be a Chevy.... The 2017 Camaro convertible I had that was my father's had the interior trim pieces having the plasti-dipped components peeling everywhere (steering wheel, center console, parts of the dash) and when I sold it recently with only 30k miles on it, the cloth seats were...

Nice! My wife and her sister inherited a 1928 Willy's Overland that was owned by her grandfather!, always interesting to hear about others who had Willys! That Aero Eagle definitely looks like a fun little car!

I have two phones listed in my list (my phone and my wife's) and it is nice to be able to switch it if she's driving my car and not hers so that she doesn't have to wait for my phone connection to fail. And, since it closes itself when the primary phone connects, I'm not sure I see the problem...

To be honest, I know why Ford hasn't moved it away from Sync. If you want better nav, or other apps, then you use Apple Carplay or Android Auto. I got mine in early May, and I have no need to enable the connectivity package in any way. Google Maps/Waze is far better than the built in nav...

I've always enjoyed hearing stories about different cars that people have had and why they liked them! I blame hearing stories from my dad about the 1958 Chevy he souped up when he started driving and the 1928 Ford that my grandfather started driving on. Thanks everyone for replying so far...

Been driving officially now for 30 years. Have had about a dozen different vehicles over that time, from absolute clunkers to really nice new, and thought this might be a fun conversation to see what experiences you all have had over the years driving. So, the question is, what vehicles have...

Doesn't really change the range, though, does it? If you want to fill all the way up to 100% for a road trip and get pretty darn close to the range, you can, and it won't hurt anything. Except for a very small percentage of people, you won't need the entire range at one time in one day, except...

Yeah, definitely strange. I got the fronts no problem in the 3 day time span, along with the floor mats for both mine and my wife's MME. I guess another benefit of buying them from the Canadian seller was that they were about 40% less expensive overall, so a net win that they didn't have them.

Yeah, it was marked as "will ship by" three days after i ordered. They've sat "in processing" for over a month even though for most of that time it had a 3 day window on the main part page. The person I talked to at the accessories site on the phone sounded really surprised they were still like...

Is there some documentation on the 80% number? I've read recently that 90% should also be okay, but if there is an added bonus to only charging to 80%, I'd definitely switch over to it if that's what's recommended.

Well, Ford.com accessories still don't have them, and they're finally marked as "not in stock". I called them on Friday to cancel the rear guards I had ordered, and they are processing that cancellation. I did find a seller on eBay from Canada that had the rears in stock, so I ordered two sets...

How in the world do you all hit 230k miles?? LOL I've had 10 cars previous to the Mach E I just got.... 1 One I totaled myself (87 S-10 w/175k miles on it, bought from an electrical contractor, was 17 and hit black ice on the highway), 3 were absolutely terrible quality and weren't worth the...

Sorry, wasn't trying to say it wasn't drooped down as much, but that they should have continued the coloring of the hood down into the bumper, and made the front end more similar to their current offerings. The black of the bumper splits the color, which is more of a Kia thing than a Ferrari...

You know, there is only one thing I would have done differently with the Ferrari - The hood should have gone down between the headlights to the bumper, making it one sleek slope down like pretty much every Ferrari has had before it. Besides that, I actually like the looks of it (although, red...

I'm no expert, but I have stayed at a Holiday Inn Express.... from what I've read so far the flaps/guards that are close to flush with the side of the car virtually have no affect on range. The ones that stick out further might affect it adversely, but I haven't seen actual numbers one way or...

I can't speak for anyone else, but the roads where we live are terrible, and the Camaro and Tremor I had before this had all sorts of paint chips around the wheels due to the tires picking up rocks and throwing them against the sides of the vehicles. And, while I'm not in NE Ohio (SW here LOL)...

I might have to go that route if I can't get the back ones now. Although, I did find a seller from Canada that said they had 4 pairs of the back in stock and at about half the price as from Ford (confirmed and not just listed as in stock, at least so they said) and I ordered from there. Ended up...

Well, I can say I helped increase those numbers this month, and my wife liked mine so much she bought one 3 days ago! Her company told her that they sold the building she works in, and her commute is going from about 20 minutes to over an hour in rush hour traffic, and she wanted to go EV as...

So, I ordered the OEM splash guards from Ford, and got the front ones. The back ones are still "processing" almost a month later. I decided to go on eBay and Ford has them listed with 3 in stock, so I ordered them there to see if I could get them there. After a week sitting there waiting to be...

Yeah, I've driven 500 miles now, and the cost for charging is so minuscule in comparison! Wife and I got solar panels when we bought our house back in 2022, as what we save having them more than pays for them (we get full sun day long on the back of the house since we don't have any trees in the...