OK, so I started and drove my GS today and nothing happened
#21
Took mine out for a short ride to meet a fellow local forum member. The only issue that I had was trying to get the smile off my damn face when I wind it out pretty tight with it in track mode + long tube headers Love the way the exhaust note bounces off everything that I'm passing
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Melting Slicks
My 2015 Grand Cherokee SRT has been bulletproof for 2 years and 30,000 miles. Tires are $550'a pop! But otherwise bulletproof. Guess what? My 2017 A8(yes a lowly auto) 1LZ ZO6 started today and took my on a "honeydew" errand and brought me back home. Amazing! Them dang American cars. My 2015 Mustang GT MANUAL, with every option you would find on a Lexus has been bulletproof for the last two years and 23,000 miles. Fried the back tires twice, but otherwise bulletproof. Who would have thought those dang American cars would be so reliable! Lol!!!
Time to trade in that lowly SRT for the WK2 Hellcat.
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Intermediate
I drove mine from my home in north east colorado to Steamboat springs and back. Mine didn't break down either. We went up the Poudre canyon and I did notice some squeeling when we went around corners. I thought it was the tires loosing traction but I figured it out.That noise was just the wife.
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Melting Slicks
I don't know, but there's anything wrong with working perfectly mine's a basket case. It's six months old and not one issue except a minor paint anomaly and a broken air dam bracket, both of which I fixed easily myself. No complaints here as I knock firmly on wood. Great car.