NEW OWNERS..Any defects found yet?
11/2/04 | 02:42 PM
#81
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you guys are all morons, right? i mean, if you pay 75 cents for a hotwheels car, then i would understand defects and whatnot. but how much are you 'tards paying for theses cars again? around 30,000? if i had to pay that much for a car, and it had a bunch of defects, i'd nuke the friggin car company. no complaints, no lawsuits, straight to nuclear warfare.
11/2/04 | 08:12 PM
#82
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Originally posted by dook@November 2, 2004, 3:45 PM
you guys are all morons, right? i mean, if you pay 75 cents for a hotwheels car, then i would understand defects and whatnot. but how much are you 'tards paying for theses cars again? around 30,000? if i had to pay that much for a car, and it had a bunch of defects, i'd nuke the friggin car company. no complaints, no lawsuits, straight to nuclear warfare.
you guys are all morons, right? i mean, if you pay 75 cents for a hotwheels car, then i would understand defects and whatnot. but how much are you 'tards paying for theses cars again? around 30,000? if i had to pay that much for a car, and it had a bunch of defects, i'd nuke the friggin car company. no complaints, no lawsuits, straight to nuclear warfare.
11/2/04 | 08:24 PM
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11/2/04 | 08:34 PM
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Originally posted by Axleshaft@November 2, 2004, 9:47 AM
The only problem that I've found so far is a problem with refueling. It seems that the gas pump auto-shut off at two different gas stations (so far) trips prematurely and I have to squeeze the pump handle only half way in order to fill the tank.
I hope this doesn't happen at all gas stations. Could the fuel filler neck in the Mustang be too small?
The only problem that I've found so far is a problem with refueling. It seems that the gas pump auto-shut off at two different gas stations (so far) trips prematurely and I have to squeeze the pump handle only half way in order to fill the tank.
I hope this doesn't happen at all gas stations. Could the fuel filler neck in the Mustang be too small?
11/2/04 | 08:37 PM
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Originally posted by 97svtgoin05gt+November 2, 2004, 9:15 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (97svtgoin05gt @ November 2, 2004, 9:15 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-dook@November 2, 2004, 3:45 PM
you guys are all morons, right? i mean, if you pay 75 cents for a hotwheels car, then i would understand defects and whatnot. but how much are you 'tards paying for theses cars again? around 30,000? if i had to pay that much for a car, and it had a bunch of defects, i'd nuke the friggin car company. no complaints, no lawsuits, straight to nuclear warfare.
you guys are all morons, right? i mean, if you pay 75 cents for a hotwheels car, then i would understand defects and whatnot. but how much are you 'tards paying for theses cars again? around 30,000? if i had to pay that much for a car, and it had a bunch of defects, i'd nuke the friggin car company. no complaints, no lawsuits, straight to nuclear warfare.
Don't feed the trolls!
11/2/04 | 08:52 PM
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Originally posted by dook@November 2, 2004, 3:45 PM
you guys are all morons, right? i mean, if you pay 75 cents for a hotwheels car, then i would understand defects and whatnot. but how much are you 'tards paying for theses cars again? around 30,000? if i had to pay that much for a car, and it had a bunch of defects, i'd nuke the friggin car company. no complaints, no lawsuits, straight to nuclear warfare.
you guys are all morons, right? i mean, if you pay 75 cents for a hotwheels car, then i would understand defects and whatnot. but how much are you 'tards paying for theses cars again? around 30,000? if i had to pay that much for a car, and it had a bunch of defects, i'd nuke the friggin car company. no complaints, no lawsuits, straight to nuclear warfare.
if i had to pay that much for a car, and it had a bunch of defects, i'd nuke the friggin car company. no complaints, no lawsuits, straight to nuclear warfare.
Kick all trolls in the ding-ding.
11/2/04 | 09:48 PM
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I think these initial complaints are fairly easily remedied, but I'm cancelling my order due to the NHL lockout. Robert, tell us your gonna lose the avatar tomorrow so we can talk stangs not schtuk. :mellow: Seriously speaking, whats everyones take on taking extended warranties. This is my first brand new car purchase and I'm not sure if its worth the money? For the record, I'm that guy who gets the extended warranty at future shop for 20% of the purchase cost and nothing has ever gone wrong :angry: 
11/3/04 | 08:06 AM
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Originally posted by frankswildyears@November 2, 2004, 10:51 PM
I think these initial complaints are fairly easily remedied, but I'm cancelling my order due to the NHL lockout. Robert, tell us your gonna lose the avatar tomorrow so we can talk stangs not schtuk. :mellow: Seriously speaking, whats everyones take on taking extended warranties. This is my first brand new car purchase and I'm not sure if its worth the money? For the record, I'm that guy who gets the extended warranty at future shop for 20% of the purchase cost and nothing has ever gone wrong :angry:
I think these initial complaints are fairly easily remedied, but I'm cancelling my order due to the NHL lockout. Robert, tell us your gonna lose the avatar tomorrow so we can talk stangs not schtuk. :mellow: Seriously speaking, whats everyones take on taking extended warranties. This is my first brand new car purchase and I'm not sure if its worth the money? For the record, I'm that guy who gets the extended warranty at future shop for 20% of the purchase cost and nothing has ever gone wrong :angry:
11/3/04 | 09:37 AM
#91
Originally posted by dook@November 2, 2004, 4:45 PM
you guys are all morons, right? i mean, if you pay 75 cents for a hotwheels car, then i would understand defects and whatnot. but how much are you 'tards paying for theses cars again? around 30,000? if i had to pay that much for a car, and it had a bunch of defects, i'd nuke the friggin car company. no complaints, no lawsuits, straight to nuclear warfare.
you guys are all morons, right? i mean, if you pay 75 cents for a hotwheels car, then i would understand defects and whatnot. but how much are you 'tards paying for theses cars again? around 30,000? if i had to pay that much for a car, and it had a bunch of defects, i'd nuke the friggin car company. no complaints, no lawsuits, straight to nuclear warfare.
11/3/04 | 09:56 AM
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Originally posted by frankswildyears@November 2, 2004, 10:51 PM
I think these initial complaints are fairly easily remedied, but I'm cancelling my order due to the NHL lockout. Robert, tell us your gonna lose the avatar tomorrow so we can talk stangs not schtuk. :mellow: Seriously speaking, whats everyones take on taking extended warranties. This is my first brand new car purchase and I'm not sure if its worth the money? For the record, I'm that guy who gets the extended warranty at future shop for 20% of the purchase cost and nothing has ever gone wrong :angry:
I think these initial complaints are fairly easily remedied, but I'm cancelling my order due to the NHL lockout. Robert, tell us your gonna lose the avatar tomorrow so we can talk stangs not schtuk. :mellow: Seriously speaking, whats everyones take on taking extended warranties. This is my first brand new car purchase and I'm not sure if its worth the money? For the record, I'm that guy who gets the extended warranty at future shop for 20% of the purchase cost and nothing has ever gone wrong :angry:
11/3/04 | 09:59 AM
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Originally posted by 97svtgoin05gt+November 2, 2004, 10:15 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (97svtgoin05gt @ November 2, 2004, 10:15 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-dook@November 2, 2004, 3:45 PM
you guys are all morons, right? i mean, if you pay 75 cents for a hotwheels car, then i would understand defects and whatnot. but how much are you 'tards paying for theses cars again? around 30,000? if i had to pay that much for a car, and it had a bunch of defects, i'd nuke the friggin car company. no complaints, no lawsuits, straight to nuclear warfare.
you guys are all morons, right? i mean, if you pay 75 cents for a hotwheels car, then i would understand defects and whatnot. but how much are you 'tards paying for theses cars again? around 30,000? if i had to pay that much for a car, and it had a bunch of defects, i'd nuke the friggin car company. no complaints, no lawsuits, straight to nuclear warfare.
Usually TONS of them
Look in classic car trader or Dupont's, you RARELY see a Ferrari with more then 15k miles, even 15 year old ones for a reason
11/3/04 | 10:42 AM
#94
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Has anyone else had any problems refueling? Everytime I put gas in the automatic shut off on the pump triggers. It takes forever to put gas in.
11/3/04 | 11:14 AM
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Originally posted by GTVroom@November 3, 2004, 11:45 AM
Ohhh Pleeeease NOOOOOOOOO. That's what my car does now. That and spit it back out at me. And I thought getting a new car would solve that problem.
Has anyone else had any problems refueling? Everytime I put gas in the automatic shut off on the pump triggers. It takes forever to put gas in.
11/3/04 | 01:07 PM
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Originally posted by GTVroom@November 3, 2004, 12:59 PM
Unfortunately I've tried that and just about everything else short of standing on my head and that still hasn't worked for my current car. Hopefully it will for my new mustang though.
Unfortunately I've tried that and just about everything else short of standing on my head and that still hasn't worked for my current car. Hopefully it will for my new mustang though.
11/3/04 | 08:45 PM
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Just a follow up to my posting about my air conditioning problem with my GT...they were able to fix the problem at the dealer in about 10 minutes. The problem was that they placed one of the refrigerant line caps on incorrectly and it caused all of the refrigerant to leak out. Just FYI in case someone else has the same problem.
Thanks
Thanks
