Yes you can. I've done it with both GM and Ford.
The Finance department of the dealership is a profit center, and markups on the warranties vary by dealership. Some clever dealers in the country offer to sell them nationwide at low markups. Why do they do this? They are getting low effort...
TODD SUTHERLAND
Finance Director
MacMulkin Chevrolet (https://www.macmulkin.net/about-us/staff/ )
Nashua, NH
(603) 888-1121
todds@thompsonauto.net
Bought my extended warranty from him. Don’t recall at the moment how much it was. Anyhow, email him your VIN and mileage and ask for the price schedule.
Has line lock always been a thing? I had always assumed (having never done one myself) the tire burnouts were just accomplished by excessive throttle and torque.
Since you’re solving mysteries for me, why are there so many videos of mustangs taking off and veering to the side and crashing?
GM has a great (and surprisingly inexpensive) camera system for their cars. The 360 view is outstanding. I also use the side camera view to avoid scraping on the side of my somewhat narrow garage opening.
My son and I will also be there July 5 - 6. I would have preferred spring or fall, but fitting it into my son’s schedule was more important. We’re coming from Phoenix, so the weather will be familiar to us.
GM put a lot of time and attention to get those burbles. Fast forward to 11:56 in this Savage geese review of the Escalade V to see the ultimate in burble tuning.
I think Jason Cammisa got it right in his Haggerty Icons video on the 5BW. The 4BW is a better car, but it has wrong engine. If the 4BW had a naturally aspirated V8, we’d all be singing its praises as the sweet spot of performance & handling & price & fun. But it doesn’t, so we don’t.
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