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Reminds me of a funny story about my late father, our hardware store sold appliances until 1984, so he did service calls, one day a lady called that her washer had stopped agitating, he went, when came up from the basement she asked if he repaired it, yes, I found the problem he said to her "the...

That is a pretty good deal!

It's just like It's just like phone scammers, they only need one person a day to say yes I they made good money!

The oil fill cap on my 50 year old forklift looks just like that. Maybe I don't have to worry about it.

My 94 Cadillac had those, I think they are more useful than an auto dimming rearview mirror, which a manual one is easy to operate.

What was "wrong" with the plate visibility, did this officer not have the ability to move his eyes left & right? :unsure:

I had a 1994 with a Northstar, I drove it like I stole it, a loved that engine.

I installed one shortly after getting my Maverick, still working good, search this site for more info, a number of us have installed one of these, mine is USB connected.

No, but I do sell snow shovels!

I like the snow, closed my business yesterday & spent the day snowmobiling.❄!

I believe the difference in the 2 versions is the AWD can apply full torque of the electric motor from a standstill vs the FWD model, if you note the 30-50 & 50-70 times the FWD version has a slight advantage, & likely would from 25mph & up.

Same here, parents did not move car until we were buckled. Someone on this site clued me in, buckle all 3 rear seat belts & the reminder does not show up anymore as long as you are belted.

I used to think the same way, but my dealer is up to $75 for a semi synthetic change & $125 for full, & no tire rotation is included, so I did my own & it was the easiest oil change I have ever done, plus a parts chain near me takes the old oil.

Only a little, the track was pretty sticky, on the street I get a lot more spin from a stop.

I can verify, my 22 ran 14.6 @93 at the track, looking forward to a tune after warranty runs out in a couple years.

This is 100% true, I just did it this morning at my insurance company for nearly $5000!

It looks like a race car only, or maybe that is the 60 foot time.

I have had mine set by itself, but only when parking on an incline & then only after put in park, which I believe it's designed to do. If it's doing it when you are actually parking there is an issue.

Just got mine in the mail yesterday too, they will look at it if it's making noise when you accelerate, I only have 21K on it, so no noise, & I put my foot down alot. The notice is good for some years, + I did get an extended warranty.

Born in 63, would never consider or call myself a boomer, I go with Gen X, the S&H is far more accurate.