I call shenanigans, when I wad rear ended the headrest did fine. It was the pitch forward followed by the face plant into the steering wheel that sent me to the hospital. My forehead hit the top of the steering wheel my nose the horn button. And yes, my seat belt was firmly in place but loosened...
This totaled my first 6G. If you need to talk about the experience you can PM me. Double check your rear floorboard in the "trunk" that it isn't crumpled a bit. That replacement part is from the firewall back.
I can certainly relate to what your going through, its giving me flash backs...
Doesn't surprise me. Wife didn't close the passenger door completely so just pushed it with her posterior into the closed position.... I have a ever so slight dented in area under that door handle now. >mutters something about aluminum thin skinned beast<
Fascinating thread read. I've never known a dealership of any kind to refuse to do service work or warranty service work. The service department is a money making venture for each dealership. They profit off of service work big time, even on Ford payments to them for "warranty" work...
I drove a manual Bronco and it shifted easier than my Ford Focus RS that I came out of. In fact, had it not been for my pending rotator cuff surgery at the time, I would have opted for the stick. While I do live in a hilly area we do not have harsh traffic. I would have no hesitation about...
My local Ford dealership owns the quick lube next door to it. When I purchased my Bronco came with 2 years free oil change and tire rotation. They rotate all 5 no questions asked.
I've lived near Asheville, like within it but in an independent area of town and love Asheville. The downtown scene is fun. Great food. Great beer, great music scene. Easy to get to out door activities. The climate is fantastic. I've lived in the Asheville area since 1977.