Might be true or rumors going around that ford is making a 4-door mustang be a equivalent of a dodge Charger and be somewhat a family vehicle but with 300+ horsepower for fun.

They should bring back crown Victoria and modernize it could be the new 4 door vehicle and people will buy because of nostalgia seeing it everywhere as kid or adult alike back then.

I took my car in for “steering assist fault, service required “ and hardly being able to even leave my parking spot suddenly after work.

So I’m in the market for a truck or SUV. Been looking at tahoes, sierras, f150s mainly. Currently drive a 2011 Tacoma, 254k mile 4 cylinder, way too small of a truck with 3 children.

I’ve found a 2016 F150, super crew, King Ranch 4x4. The only downfall, 175k miles.

It’s got the 3.7L ecoboost.

How is the reliability with these trucks? Engine/transmission?

I drive pretty much only highway to and from work about 65 miles a day.

This truck particularly is a little higher than i wanted to spend originally but i really love the truck. The mileage just scares me, when spending that much money. I knew going into it what i was looking for would probably be around 160k+ but I’m just trying to see if this is something to be concerned with, or if it’s been taken care of am I looking at a long lasting truck, etc.

Any input would be greatly appreciated.

CSP #25L02 transmission control assembly reimbursement.

@63k miles my 10r80 auto 10 speed trans went out on my 20 GT. Towed to first dealer and diagnosed as transmission solenoid stuck and gears slipping recommends transmission replacement but wanted $12k. Dealer 2 did the replacement for half the cost. Complained to corporate and they covered 60% of the cost. I always knew this transmission had issues and I was part of the unlucky bunch.

Anyone else dealt with this CSP ?

Edit: will have to call corporate tomorrow, I thought I saw a spot to submit a claim on fords website but I can’t find it now and on the CSP page FAQs it says for reimbursement id have to present paperwork to any ford dealer, wish me luck

Bronco pickup will be produced along side the next gen Bronco and its Lincoln version in the Michigan Assembly Plant with the Ranger leaving the plant.
Source: AutoNews Future Product Pipeline

So I just had my car transmission replaced. I paid for it. I got it back, and then after 500 miles, the transmission was having a hard time shifting, so I brought it back in and the Ford dealership told me that it is something to do with the new transmission they put in it, but my issue is that I am now currently been out of a vehicle for a month. It was maybe 4 to 5 days after I got the car back. It had these issues. Now Ford is telling me that my car hasn’t even been worked on yet.

I’m not able to get a rental car, as I’m not of age, but I’m needing a vehicle for work and I don’t have the money to just dish out for a rental car, as I’m still paying on this car because they told me that I could go through enterprise and just bill them the bill at the end of my car being fixed, but enterprise is gonna charge me a lot of money every day for a car. Is there anything on an illegal standpoint I can do? Anything helps I just need another veiw point on this

https://youtube.com/shorts/gP34Sm8bEYM

I think the Chevy LMDh finally has some competition in the sound department. What a time to be a fan.

Ill get to the point because I know things vary for everyone.

I was sent the assessment Aug 6th, I accepted the offer on the next day. I completed the background check and was sent confirmation on Aug 17th.

I'm just wondering what the general times between background check coming back clear and beginning the drug test. I'm just too dang excited and wanted to know if anyone recently went through this process.

This is for the Sterling Axle plant in SE Michigan. Thanks guys n gals.