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I'll PM you a photo. Going to take it to a dealer as soon as I get a chance. Don't think anything will happen as I'm outside the 12/12k period for wear and tear.
Speaking of Lincolns, my rental was upgraded to a Lincoln MKZ last week while on vacation. Although the car drove fine, I would never rent or buy one after that experience.
My complaints first started with these lousy touch buttons they use on the center console. You have zero tactile feedback and you sometimes have to tap on it multiple times to get it to work.
The car also had this MyKey feature that I wasn't able to disable. It basically governed the car at 80mph, limited the stereo to 1/3 volume, and also disabled the stereo when not buckled up. The last one sounds smart, but my problem as that I was buckled up and it would malfunction half the time. Maybe it's a rental special, but that's the first I've ever seen it.
A few weeks back I did a photoshoot for work at a very nice home with a vast amount of beautiful property. The owner mainly uses it for a weekend getaway from the city to enjoy golf (has his own 9-hole course), 4-wheeling, dirt biking, etc. This was their garage where we shot. Wouldn't this be nice to have as your own?
Is this the use of a turbine for heat recovery from the exhaust system of an engine...?
A friend of mine asked me what it was and I had never heard of it before.
It seems to use exhaust pressure to turn a turbine like a turbocharger, but instead of having another turbine on the intake side to force air into the cylinders, it's mechanically attached to the engine and turns the crank directly.
I'm trying to find some concise articles on it, but they're few and far between.
Caught up to a transport hauling new Fords this morning, 2 new Mustang GTs. Agree with what has been posted before, it does look better in person. Gray & Blue with dark wheels, both look great, from what I could tell in traffic.
Caught up to a transport hauling new Fords this morning, 2 new Mustang GTs. Agree with what has been posted before, it does look better in person. Gray & Blue with dark wheels, both look great, from what I could tell in traffic.
Yep...I agree those Honda Accords are good looking.
Slapstick aside, I agree...I like the new Mustangs. Good to really see American Muscle Cars on a nice renaissance (i.e. Challenger Hellcat, Camaro)...
I'm sure it will be soon. 
