Orion_240

I can relate. My new 2005 spent months at the dealership, waiting for them to diagnose an engine warning light. When they couldn't fix it they had to install a brand new engine!

Worrying about hood alignment? You got bigger things to worry about with American cars.

Camster

Orion,Absolutely.
I'm very fussy,but I wouldn't be too bothered by panel fitment.
Give me a car that doesn't have to go back for mechanical issues.

TinPony

The poor guy didn't do his research before buying... then blames Ford. I have had my 2015 GT prem for 6 months now and am very happy.
I cant understand how someone could purchase a car and not know if it had NAV. Were you sleeping. Its just an SD card added and lists on the sticker at $700. Or, how and why would you take delivery with a bunch of misaligned panels on the vehicle. I could go on with many more details but I hope anyone reading this gets my drift... (beware of scheister salesman) My pic is my old Stang

squishbang

I feel bad for people like this. You blow a ton of money for what you expect to be something insanely great and then once you have it you nit pick the crap out of it complaining. Why? It doesn't actually change anything.


As I keep saying: I drive the living crap out of mine having a blast and it's nothing but a great car. I honestly think it kicks my STi's *** around the block while screaming 'Merica bitches!'....at least until there is ice on the ground. Then I'll just stay home and not worry about it.

SSlayer

OMG,I was a BMW dealer mechanic or 25 years,this is the kind of guy dealers hate,my 15 gt pp looks and beats m3's(except the new F30's) all day at half the cost and looks better.bty way you cant get cooled seats in an m3.

mc68386

From the posts, the video looked interesting, but when I tried to watch it, there was an ad box right in the middle, and when I put the cursor over the X to close it, the X disappeared, so you can't close it. That's bullsh*t. As soon as I saw that that's how it's set up, I killed the video. I hope this whole site isn't like that.

Intrepid175

I used to work for auto dealers too. One of the reasons I left that industry was what I considered to be overly picky customers. People you couldn't satisfy regardless of what you did. I agree with mc68386, that dialog box in the middle of the video that wouldn't let you kill it was a turn off. Ultimately, I just didn't want to sit through 30 minutes of listening to him nit pick the car. I hope he's happy with it otherwise.