This is true. Back when in 94 or so when I was 9, my babysitter drove a big Taurus wagon (a 92 I think, with a folding seat in the trunk - so cool). The power window switch was in a dumb spot and stuck out, so it was easily triggered. I stuck my head out the window while it was wide open and accidentally put my hand or elbow or something (I forget, I was young) on the switch and it closed around my neck. It hurt for a bit and kept closing while I panicked but then I realized I was pushing the switch and opened the window, freeing my neck. I had two very red imprints and soreness, but no major injuries. But yeah, I'm one of the reasons the newer power window switches are how they are. A little off topic yes, but it's one of those traumatic stories that sticks with a guy and Kevin saying that reminded me of it.

 

Screw the seat memory .... I need to know if they will have heated seats or not!!

 

Unfortunately not. Everybody's talking about the new Stang to compete with M3s etc but you can't get a stupid heated seat or maybe an automatic air conditioner...

 

SVX! Yeah, fugly!

 

Maybe I can decide if it is urgen or not


B) [/b][/quote]
You explain to me how a car that cannot even be delivered for four more months, let alone driven, checked, or probably even seen first hand, creates an urgent situation and i'll let you decide what is or isnt urgent and maybe even grant you your urgent reply. Until that time I doubt there is anyone who knows for sure. Even if there are guys who have sat in these at shows, most cars are disabled and power options often dont work, so they couldnt even answer your question.

 

When the stang vert tops out at 59,000, then it competes against BMW.

 

In the order guide it says manual air conditions.

is that GT 2-80 system?

Roll down both window and go 80mph


what's the difference between automatic and manual air conditioning?

 

Ford in general does not have have memory seats in there line up. Most if not all of the memory seats are in the Lincoln line of cars. I have seen memory seats in the Limted series of ford trucks but never in there cars reguardless of trim level.

 

In the order guide it says manual air conditions.

is that GT 2-80 system?

Roll down both window and go 80mph


what's the difference between automatic and manual air conditioning? [/b][/quote]
The automatic climate control has a thermostat where you can set the temperature to a specific setting, such as 71 degrees. Its what you find in most luxury cars. The manual climate control is what we have in the Mustang. You turn a **** to a warmer or colder temperature without knowing the exact degrees or having a thermostat.

 

500 gets it this year

 

The automatic climate control has a thermostat where you can set the temperature to a specific setting, such as 71 degrees. Its what you find in most luxury cars. The manual climate control is what we have in the Mustang. You turn a **** to a warmer or colder temperature without knowing the exact degrees or having a thermostat. [/b][/quote]
Ahhhh!

I see said the blind man. B)

 

You explain to me how a car that cannot even be delivered for four more months, let alone driven, checked, or probably even seen first hand, creates an urgent situation and i'll let you decide what is or isnt urgent... [/quote]
It creates an urgent situation because I wanted to get my order into the system before some other people so hopefully I could get it earlier.

So please, let me decide what is urgent or not.




Even though the Q. wasn't answered, its ok. I just ordered the Premium V6

 

enjoy