Thanks! Photography is made too easy here...
Feel exactly the same wayWe picked up our Grabber Blue California Route 1 Mustang on 24 February. We've had it for two months and have put 3700 miles on it.
I've now realized I have a major problem with this car that I haven't had with any other car I've owned.
I am making way too many excuses to drive it.
We usually put fewer than 12,000 miles a year on our non-work vehicles.
Extrapolating from ~1850 miles/month means I'm likely to put more than 20,000 miles per year on my Mustang.
Interesting, I’m finding the Opposite problem!! The Family does not want to drive with me, all because of a few simple rules: no eating in the car, drinks have to be in an enclosed container that does Not produce condensation, feet belong on the floor (not on the seats or dash) & kicker is please close the door in such a way as not to leave your finger prints on my paint……. Let’s hope they keep driving with Mom!!!!We picked up our Grabber Blue California Route 1 Mustang on 24 February. We've had it for two months and have put 3700 miles on it.
I've now realized I have a major problem with this car that I haven't had with any other car I've owned.
I am making way too many excuses to drive it.
We usually put fewer than 12,000 miles a year on our non-work vehicles.
Extrapolating from ~1850 miles/month means I'm likely to put more than 20,000 miles per year on my Mustang.
I have not been big fans of a lot the rim substitutions I’ve seen; but yours is the exception!!! Those look Great!!!Ive owned mine for two months after a nine month wait.........
I find myself "needing to go somewhere" without the actual need to go anywhere
That sounds like a great problem to have, Linda. So excited to hear you are enjoying your Mach-E!
18700 since July 3rd. I think I'm going to blow through the factory warranty.
Yes. I will be buying the 8/100k or 8/125 warranty as soon as. I know I will not sell it.
We agree, that is a good problem to have! Great picture and here's to many more adventures with your Mach-E!We picked up our Grabber Blue California Route 1 Mustang on 24 February. We've had it for two months and have put 3700 miles on it.
I've now realized I have a major problem with this car that I haven't had with any other car I've owned.
I am making way too many excuses to drive it.
We usually put fewer than 12,000 miles a year on our non-work vehicles.
Extrapolating from ~1850 miles/month means I'm likely to put more than 20,000 miles per year on my Mustang.
This is exactly one of the things I'm looking forward to. I used to have a rule that if the drive was eight hours or less, I would drive rather than fly. I'm expanding that to 16 hours. If I can get to my destination with only one overnight stop, I'll drive. I will consider driving if I can make it with two overnight stops, but it will depend on the specific location.
We planned a 2500 mile road trip to start the day after we were scheduled to pick up the Mustang. Then another spike in COVID happened and we cancelled the trip (it was a work conference and I would have been indoors with a thousand people for 8-14 hours every day for a week). So, instead, two weeks or so after we got it, we took it on a 1400 mile road trip to visit some family.
