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Insurance company will probably just pay out the market value based on comparable cars. But you can do your own research and come up with that number too. At least ask to see how they came up with it.

Auto off was used to lower fuel consumption and get a higher MPG fleet ratings for car manufacturers. It had nothing to do with gas guzzler tax.

No. It will start in the mode it was when you turned it off. Except V mode. If you’re in V mode and turn it off, I think it’ll be in sports mode on next start. I like this, past cars like my. 350 and 911s always started in normal mode, regardless of the mode when you turned it off

Nope. No auto engine off at stop either

Sounds like it’s wanting to be a diesel! My GT350 did that, bad enough I got a new motor after only 6 K miles

New C8 Z06 has a stop sale order on them right now. Too many gas station fires when filling.

Well if you get a 5 BW get one with the precision package. Or if you want better handling with less weight get a 4 BW. Google the reviews of a 5 BW with the precision package. If I was going to move up from a 4 BW that’s what I’d get. I’d fancy a 992 GT3 too, but that’s over 200k. From having...

A true hand welded full seam chassis would be nice.

Had my 4BW up to 150 MPH.......felt fine. No chassis lift or anything. That's with the regular aero. With the full carbon aero, NOO problems.

For that amount, add another 100 HP or so.

self duplicating and evolving code was being generated on ARPA net long ago. We called them worms back then.

I think you can run either one. One is better for track usage but I don’t remember which one. Go look at the Tremec website

When Ford got rid of their 350 Shelby’s after the classes ended people got great deals on them and they seemed to be fine mechanically.

A manual LS is rare. I think was only for the V6 right? That was a nice car that they gave up on. It drove nicely and looked nice. The V8 was a nice car too.

I think most of us old farts that have been managers for 30 years, would doubt that a tech that acted this way is an otherwise good employee.

Nope.

I also have a remote second home and on occasion I let people in when I’m not there. I’ve had a blanket stolen, dishwasher detergent tabs stolen and a pile of loose change stolen by a plumbing company that had to rotor out my main drain pipe. I don’t have cameras yet but the plumbing company...

The tech should be fired. He's probably done this before and damaged other cars. I'd show the manager and the owner the footage of it. Some people need to be taught lessons, even ifs it costs him his job.

Given that when you press down the noise goes away, I'm not sure why they think it's a throwout bearing, as I don't see how pressing on the shifter can in any way, affect the throwout bearing. They are not connected in any way.

To me max revs on a boosted car are not as important as the max boost pressure.