I wanted a smoother note and not too much noise, which is why I went with the corsa. my main issue is that I couldn't stand not being able to hear my engine with the manual if I had the radio on.... Also not looking for an overly 4 bangerish note on the bronco... so it was the right choice for...
This loan is wayyy different than the industry crash where Obama had to jump in and save the US auto industry.... Ford isn't getting this loan because they've mismanaged themselves in to the ground like GM and Chrysler did. Not saying they were perfect but they handled their own shit then.
This.... ^^^^
EV Tech has a long way to go before its truly viable for the majority... but a genie doesn't just dance along and give us innovation.... this is how it happens...
comments like that guy's just scream "get off my lawn!" and exhibit a gross misunderstanding of how progress is...
Its certainly more throaty than stock... but its a solid refined note without interior drone. You will hear it for sure, its just not overbearing and its pleasant while cruising. I'd imagine the high clearance is slightly smoother than the regular since its a turn down... but I doubt its a...
I have the Corsa with the high clearance option, looks close to factory.... if you're worried about not losing clearance. I'm running the 2.3 and it sounds great.... no drone, not raspy, doesn't sound "like a Honda" which a lot of people keep using as a reference point. Not too loud either...
Oh yeah theres plenty of little issues here and there on the paint but i'm trying not to be overly critical of stuff thats nearly impossible to see. The one that really gets me is the contaminated metal or solvent pop/boils, whatever happened that my paint is bubbled up on the bottom of the...
Light is basically showing you the requested state, not necessarily its status at that moment... Mine has done the same thing... Unless it becomes really inconsistent or inaccurate I wouldn't be worried.
They are usally pretty good about this type of stuff from when I was working @ a dealer.
You're lucky. Mine is solid but they had Mr. Magoo working QC that day completely ignoring a major paint defect and now i'm stuck in limbo trying to get it fixed.... super irritating. Called Ford and they...
Less than paint. Goal would be to avoid scratches in the first place if possible. More than likely anything bad enough to make white vinyl look that rough, you'd have paint damage beyond buffable.
The badlands I had at the off roadeo did this too once in a while..... the nice thing about problems that seem common is that you have a better chance of Ford being able to figure it out in a timely manner... now if only my dealer can get my paint warranty claim approved since the QC guy (or...
Seems like they've sorted that out now... plus mine is fine which is all I care about. The 10r60 is hardly amazing anyway... to each their own I guess.
It should read that Auto is easier off road in the most extreme scenarios (aka skill is key). Every ounce of control I can have is what I want, for most of the driving experience, so manual for me.
Its an interpretation thing I guess but technically its not legal. You might not ever get bugged for it but you'd lose in court..... not trying to have a gotcha moment, just a friendly heads up.
Its the only state where its explicitly prohibited, a lot of others just have mirror laws, which aren't an issue with the bronco. I don't really care since I don't plan on taking mine off... but yeah.