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The BRZ Miata type cars will out handle these Ecoboost mustangs up against a Camaro I would be curious how they do but they are just totally different and offer the driver precision driving. This is great for those who love modifying cars. Camaro you can just leave it alone great from the factory

🙏 thank you my friend I’m so humbled to hear that! Helping people find the right car is definitely why I started doing this, unfortunately idk if people would pay for that service 😅 but I did think about it at one point

@@MeynMotorGroup I just recently saw a car broker somewhere on KZfaq. It was actually something I came close to doing 20 yrs ago. I bought books from the bookstore to master the art of car negotiation and planned on taking my commission based on how much I talked the dealer down. But for you, it doesn't have to be that stressful negotiation stuff. Your expertise is valuable. Especially with so much non-contact business going on, virtual shopping is becoming more popular. Hey, here's something you could leverage... If you can get special deals and discounts from dealers to help them move product (promos)...you can advertise that as incentive to use your service. If you come up with something of value, some type of package, you already have the platform to attract clients. A sale here and there could really be beneficial. Especially if you cater the package to just doing what you like. It's just that you come across with so much knowledge and integrity, I think you could leverage those unique qualities into a service of some sort for people who aren't car heads. Just something to think about. But in the meantime...the great reviews are appreciated 👍

I gave it a little thought. I think this could be a service... Test driving cars for people. Regular people. It's all in how you present it. Save them time. Ask them what means most to them. Test drive thier top picks and give your patented straight forward non-biased professional and insightful review. You could film the reviews for your channel too (while shopping for clients and really showing the value of what you do). It could all boil down to a clip you add to the end of your videos for people seriously considering buying the cars similar to the one you reviewed. If you put together a package, made a clip, and just pasted in to the end of your videos...what would it hurt? Just food for thought.

So I recently partnered with a company known as LeaseCompanion and they are a broker that offers deals on new cars because they have partnered with dealers. They are the number one volume broker on LeaseCompanion they offer like 10% new Wranglers 5% off new Lexus ES etc. I always link them in my description box with my affiliate link

@@MeynMotorGroup That's cool. That could be part of your incentive package. Just brainstorming here. I just think you have a special talent for evaluating and presenting information. I have a feeling you could put something together of value that could use the same skill set you use here. Sometimes I obsess with ideas and inventions when I see a spark. It's all about being happy and enjoying what you do. If you're comfortable and happy doing just what you're doing, don't change a thing. But, if you're expanding and discovering new territory...I'm just giving you an outsiders perspective on your talent and value. You're just very personable and come across very easy to deal with and trustworthy. That's hard to find in people. That in and of itself sells. It's why I always excelled in sales. I was knowledgeable and sincere and knew when I was offering value to a person. I just see you doing well with your own personally catered consultant package. If you could stop someone from buying the wrong car and opening thier eyes to a better overall value...that's priceless to a car buyer. I almost bought the wrong car when shopping in a hurry. Everytime I saw the car I almost got, I cringed and was thankful I didn't get approved for the loan.

Exactly how I feel

Yea Jeff that V8 is the way to go the motor is absolute magic for the money

My daily driver is a slightly modded 2018 Manual GT. I love it. I'm keeping it until it drops or I do.

It does

I live in florida i get 443 miles a tank. 26 mpg

@@UnnaturalCrayonme too I’m right around 430 to 440 it’s pretty good for me in Michigan

The problem is your in california😂

Problem for most people is a Prius won’t look like a Mustang AKA American 🇺🇸 icon

@@MeynMotorGroup It has the looks yeah but it has no soul with the ecoboost and sounds like a honda civic

I would get the GT for sure. If all you want is a 4 Cylinder just buy Mazda 3 or something

Nah just like every other shifter

Thank you my friend!

I’m humbled by that!

This goes for any of Fords 10 speed products btw. Same with the GM ones as they're also dealing with issues.

My Mustang has the 10 speed auto its a 2020 with 13k miles on it. It stalled on me in the first 500 miles totally stopped wouldn't go into gear. It finally did and all that my local ford dealer did was reset the adaptive ai for the 10 speed. I go a while longer and now the car when I go from park to drive or into park it slams into gear and a loud clank or clunk is heard. I take it to ford again they reset the adaptive ai and surprise the issue is gone...but only for about 300-500 miles it starts to come back and now it brings friends. Starting now it likes to hold onto first gear randomly in any drive mode...Normal, Sport even Sport+ it will slam into 2nd and then be totally smooth this is at any throttle but 50%+ if you hammer it down the car is smooth as glass. I took it in again and they reset the adaptive ai again...surprise it was smooth for a few hundred miles. This next go around it brought again another new trait to its group of friends. Now in parking lots at low speed 5-15 mph if you're on the brake to stop at a stop sign it lerches forward a few feet this has almost caused me to slide out into traffic. Anyway try to drive it in city traffic in any mode expect to have jerky and whiplash like shifts. This isn't just my car its across all of Ford and GM's joint venture on this 10 speed auto. A lot of the F-150 drivers have had so many issues they have a class action against ford over it. Same exactly solution ford has resetting adaptive ai. I heard rumors that a tune from cobb usually fixes the shifting but I don't want to void warranty... I would advise staying away from these 10 speeds unless you do infact tune it.

Sucks because I don’t like the GetRag manual either. Funny because 10 speed in the Camaro is so much smoother and the manual transmission they offer is a 6 speed tremec

Hope to do it soon my friend!

So the ride quality is fine the problem is the car gets really unsettled over bumps and there’s no communication with this car so handling becomes sketch. But for casual everyday driving it’s fine and rides good

@@MeynMotorGroup how about the ground clearance? Is it an issue for you specially on humps?

Ground clearance for regular mustangs is fine over like 5”

This is a press car supplied by the manufacturer. This is the High Performance EcoBoost S550 model.

Did you get a warranty?

@@MeynMotorGroup Yes, I got the AUL Warranty which gives me 36 months/50,000 mile warranty. Some warranty companies only do business with dealerships AND at the time of purchase. You cannot purchase it on your own. A great plus is that the warranty is transferable which makes selling the car more attractive to a potential buyer.

Well done my friend enjoy that Equus such an epic and underrated luxury car

So the mustang in general is just a very snappy car and in the rain that feeling becomes more pronounced. When you loose it in the rain you must correct right away or else you’re in a ditch. Camaros & Challengers offer so much more time to correct and is far more forgiving to drive even though they are all RWD

@@MeynMotorGroup Thanks for the information. So from what you're saying, it just sounds like you have to be careful taking off, because it's snappy, and probably especially taking turns? How did it feel driving it in the rain, once you're already going a constant speed, any problems there?

No once you’re up and going in a straight line it’s totally fine. Mustang is a fine daily it’s only when you provoke and floor it in corners or drive it harder in corners where you feel the sketchiness

@@MeynMotorGroup can anything prevent this? Like better tires suspension etc?

Really agree has so much character but unfortunately if one is to drive is seriously, it will require more capital to be invested into it from the owner. Camaro you don’t have to worry about that plus it’s a safer car but the trade off is it has a lot less character and less practicality. Loved the Dodge but it’s literally death trap unfortunately

@@MeynMotorGroup Yeah, too many shortcuts are being made with these muscle cars, now if someone were to combine all the positives from the three of them and make a truly remarkable car, what a car it would be!

Power isn’t the issue it’s uncommunicative driving and handling that needs work

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Who cares it has a warranty let the dealership handle it

what do you mean ? if u dont mod it, ford engine is above average reliability

@@prospect2664right? Plenty of ecoboosts already last 200,000+ miles