Captain_Whine
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End of a line. Top right can say hello to '90s Aerobirds and go to f%$^ to Eu. Same as thoose led strips.
Seriously, what was wrong with 21w yellow runners?
Heh thanks! We'll see what Ford can cook up. I have decent exposure to the Mustang program through friends that work on it, but working on Edge/MKX myself I don't know all the info. But even if I did,
Updates.
These are Chevy's official specs, so not independent testing, but given the scrutiny of this car, they'd better back this up.
Just curious did you have anything to do with the Edge eating wheel bearings every few months
That is the only issue that bothers me about our 2010 three rear wheel bearings replaced in less than 4,000 miles and the PTU but I am guessing the "lifetime" gear oil decision was pushed on the engineers by the all mighty bean counters.
The more I see the new Camaro interior, the less I like it.
I just can't stand that wide single row of buttons, the 2 huge vents behind the shifter, the screen bezel, and the instrument binnacle. The materials and integration seem to be better than the Mustang, but the Pony's design is just so much more appealing to me.
I didn't :lol:
I only joined the Edge program last october for the new one, and even then I'm not working on the American variant, but the 7 passenger Chinese one and the diesel European one.
Good to know, have the wheel bearing issues been fixed on the later models? Hopefully the skf on the left rear and the moog on the right rear hold up better. Is the ptu still sealed with the "lifetime" gear oil?
How are you guys getting seven seats in the edge there is barely enough room in ours for our dog and some suit cases.
This is really derailing the thread, but why not replace the Explorer with that? The Fusion is way more popular with the NYPD than the Taurus, so maybe this would be a good PI with the larger body style and no third row of seats.
And if someone modded their new Camaro V6 then the gap between both cars would widen again. Stock vs stock, or mods to mods. Not apples vs oranges.Do not want. Mustang and Challenger look a million times better and the Mustang will still eat this alive in what all matters.
And for the record my "rental" V6 in my '14 Charger has 300bhp and does the 0-60 run in the mid, low-6's with the 8spd auto. I surprise a good deal of people with how quick it is even with all these extra pounds. Swapping for a decent rear and tuning it will get it right where this V6 Camaro is. Just saying.
Dunno about the brakes... but I agree, the numbers don't look terrific.Stats on the 2.0L turbo are impressive, but did they cheap out on the brakes or something?
The best thing about this car coming out is the potential deals Ford might finally start offering on Mustangs. A guard green Ecoboost with Recaros and performance pack still sounds pretty nice to me.
C/D got 0-60 in 3.9 sec and a 12.3 in the quarter with a fully loaded 2SS (and sunroof and mag ride) with the A8. 70-to-0 mph in 147 ft. Car weighed 3760 lbs.Car and Driver said:... it has attained a new level of driving precision for its genre.
MT got 0-60 in 4.0 second and 12.4 in the quarter with a bare bones 1SS M6. 60-to-0 mph in 106 ft. Car weighed 3672 lbs.Motor Trend said:Ride and handling are worlds better than the Camaro it replaces; steering is sharp, nicely weighted, and precise. And although prone to understeer at the limit, the Chevy is happy to hang the tail out with a dab of throttle.
Mustang. Challenger. Camaro. The current iterations of all are probably the zenith of pony/muscle cars before the next coming of the oil crisis, the electrification and automation of our favourite hobby...
Took the words outta my mouth.This makes me sad because you are likely right on the money. I may not personally like the 2010+ Camaro but I do like what all 3 pony cars stand for, which is enthusiasm and enjoyment of the driving experience. Going smaller displacement/less cylinders + turbo(s) is great as long as there is still an option for a V8. The thought of automakers taking way the V8 almost unilaterally because of CAFE makes me sick. At that point it will be the end of the line for me and my wife buying new cars once that officially happens. I've got about half a dozen friends and family members who feel the same way.
Took the words outta my mouth.
I'm already trying to convince the wife we need a plot of country land where I can build a 6 car garage, and start stocking it with "well used" older muscle cars that I can spend the rest of my life tinkering on.
Stats on the 2.0L turbo are impressive, but did they cheap out on the brakes or something?
The best thing about this car coming out is the potential deals Ford might finally start offering on Mustangs. A guard green Ecoboost with Recaros and performance pack still sounds pretty nice to me.
You don't have twenty-four though, you have millions so those 24 are segment-exclusive