Rocket_Pak

The mistake was letting Enterprise Rental Car talk me in to getting the 2020 Ecoboost convertible while my Fusion was in the shop. Fell in love with it. And it's Girlfriend approved.

Only good thing to come out of covid. Used car prices are up. Paid $12K for it in 2017 with 35K miles. Got junked out for $10,900 with 85K miles. The Mustang was a pretty good price because it's and Ecoboost convertible for sale in Wisconsin right before winter...

Wasn't a hard enough impact to trip the sensors. I barely felt it. The washer fluid reservoir is right there and the hit wasn't even hard enough to break that.

Coming home from work at 2:30am a deer came up an embankment out of nowhere. Good news is the payout was 3k more than what I owed. So I used it as a down payment for a 2019 Mustang Ecoboost Premium Convertible with 16K miles on it. If anyone wants to take a stab at my old Fusion it's up on Co-Part now at a lot north of Minneapolis MN. https://www.copart.com/lot/52638620/2014-ford-fusion-se-mn-minneapolis-north

The carguru I was talking to said the Fusions values are going down faster that comparable cars is because the market got saturated with them when the Gen 2 came out. Allot of rental company and leases have been unloaded on the market over the last couple years. He said is wasn't a bad thing if you plan on driving the car for the rest of its life. He also said that he rarely see's them in his shop.

Why did he not have a fire extinguisher if he uses heat/fire in the repair process?

Words to live by.

I found this guy on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XHQ1QXX/?coliid=I1UVCRQXM7ANRB&colid=3K2H0Y88IJBSF&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it Auto dimming plus it can be used with a backup cam and it's only $90.

I actually hit lock on the keyfob while the door is open but before getting out of the car. You can hear the doors lock. Per the manual the car will arm itself once all the doors/trunk are closed.