garaged mustang gt
#1
garaged mustang gt
I own a 2001 mustang gt and it has only 37,000 miles on it. my question is, Is it bad to leave the stang in the garage for months on end with out driving it. I start it once a week but I have a second vehicle and a work vehicle so I don't want to drive the mustang alot. Im just afraid by not driving it all the time im going to harm the engine. I will be honest and say that I hate seeing it get dirty and I want to try and keep as many miles off of it as possible. I also would be devistated if anything ever happened to it. Should I just suck it up and drive it or does anyone else feel the same way.
#4
RE: garaged mustang gt
The battery is pulled out when Im done driving it. I keep it in the house and usually place a slow trickle charge on it.
The optima yellow is what Im going for when this one goes...
The optima yellow is what Im going for when this one goes...
#6
RE: garaged mustang gt
I wish I could never drive mine...It's not even my daily driver and I always want to drive it, I wish I could say no. And I honestly don't think its bad for the car to sit as much as it does.
#8
RE: garaged mustang gt
How and Why do you guys do this? I will never understand buying a car you love and not drive it. It's not like Mustangs are rare or anything. IMO cars are made to be driven and enjoyed.
#9
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lol we have like 7 cars at my house that belong to my parents that they allow me to drive at will and i cant resist from driving my car. My mom would let me drive her car today since its raining but I still couldnt get out the stang. It sux thats why i have 73k now...I drive it too much...
#10
RE: garaged mustang gt
yea...personally I just cant resist my car. granted...im in college and its my only car...but even if it wasnt...i dont think id be able to let it sits for months. hell...letting it sit for days would be hard for me.
its your car, have some fun with it.
its your car, have some fun with it.