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That's a poll on a private forum. Becaue of that I can guarantee that it no where represents reality. If it did it would be a lucky coincidence.

The gas formulation is different especially in summer months. It costs much more to refine.

It's not the cost of land. These stations have been there for half a century. The land is paid off. It's the cost of the taxes California imposes.

It seemed to be representative of the national brand stations.

This is not some remote area in the mountains, it's in the middle of Huntington Beach, CA

I live in T.O. and have had good luck with DCH in T.O. but I've been their beta tester on some things that they want to learn on. I also like Vista Ford in Woodland Hills.

I purchased my Mach-E from Galpin but live in Ventura county so I've never used them for service. They're Ford's largest dealer and you'd think they'd have their act together regarding service.

I've never bought a car for resale. I always use it at least 10 years.

I've been driving for over 50 years. I've used a spare tire maybe 3 times. It's just not important unless you live an area where the roads are horrible and filled with debris.

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I've also had my car 2.5 years but the difference is I never get looks or comments. For that I'm kinda jealous. But I live in the car mecca of the world, Southern California, where the Mach-E is pedestrian by comparison.

It wasn't his plate, it was on the frame.

I saw a Mach E in the parking lot of Ace the other day. The driver was getting out of his car while I was returning to my car. We talked a little about our cars and I noticed his license plate frame said "NO YAWT". I asked him what that meant. I thought it might be referring to his car not...

Just get one that plugs into the cigarette lighter.

No, but each new feature does. I am in EA and sometimes things just show up early. I may not even know they're there. Other times I'm sent an NDA to sign before a feature is pushed out. Then I participate in subsequent surveys.

Here's where I got the idea that there are 3 different HVBJBs.

As I understand it from watching experts on YouTube there are actually 3 different HVBJBs based upon features. 1) RWD 2) AWD standard battery and 3) AWD with long range battery. So, based upon that I have two questions about HVBJB failures: 1. Would it be logical to think that an AWD car is...

I don't use Carplay but, instead have Android Auto. I know that AA uses the car's GPS and not the phone. Is it different' for Carplay?

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