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The only real problem is how big was the customer. Did they/he/she smashed down the seats? Did they drive like Jimmy Johnson? Did they have a drink in hand? Were there kids along with them? Is there a melted snickers on the backseat? Other than that, it should be fine. In fact, it was...

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I have a bottle of that. Very good advice.

vinyl flooring on the floor of the mav? How weird is that? Slip much, feet side getting in and out? Just wondering, "WHAT ARE YOU THINIKING"?

Yeah, I'll get my beans and try that.

We had six mazda miata's. They were a blast to drive, never been in a shop, lasted many many miles. We had to stop that, after driving to Daytona for a couple of decades due to we could not sit down in them any longer. Age took its toll before the miata's got older.

HOT, dog!

I was at my dealers yesterday, 24' XLT was sitting in the showroom, beautiful black, decked out pretty much. Same price as my 25' XLT Hybrid. Sales said they can sell it to whomever wants it, but cannot take delivery until the camera problem is solved. I asked him, why doesn't Ford just take...

Owning a 22' mav, I found that plastic crap placed anywhere on the paint will deteriorate it somehow, in some time, and not be able to get it cleaned from under it, regardless of what it is. If crap gets under that scoop, how can it be cleaned out? As with wheel wells, too much can destroy...

I am thinking that was the first thing my salesman showed me, how to run off the side of the road.

I don't believe my EG is that shiny. Looking super.

It seems to me, going with OE from Ford is the ideal way to go. At the dealer, they will stand behind them and you won't have to ship them back if not liked.

Yeah, I would take that, but I use a quarter tank everytime I go about a hundred miles, and I am a slow driver.

If I wanted to get shot up, I would go to Chicago. Sad the hands are tied so they can do what they please.

To me, too much trouble. I would rather avoid them any further sending them a message, I don't want you items because they don't meet my standards of being near perfect, as you quote, "laser styled to match your vehicle". They should have tried them out on such a vehicle before selling them.

Nice looking truck. Same as mine but I have the continentals/stock tires and wheels.

I went with weather tech floormats for my 22' and they had gaps on the sides. I like the Ford mats 110% better. They conform much better.

It was a decade ago that the insurance companies were required to send to the clerks office of the county, cancelled insurance on any vehicle on the road. That did not go over too well, as can be seen, so most I suppose buy a month of insurance, cancel it, drive on after they get their tags...

Well, if you live in a state that sees the sunshine 3 months a year, yes, you will have problems with snow and salt. And it is way too cold to wash it off 9 months of the year.