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i have the wirless xbox 360 so i dont need to hook it up. I just want to redeem this dlc that came with my gears of war 2 goty game. I dont have internet. A store in the usa in ohio

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Ok, if you really want to get fancy (I hope you have an SUV) (a sedan could work) go buy an adapter for DC plugs that will go into one of your lighter jacks. Now bring your tv in your car and your xbox. plug them in to the adapter and pull up to any place that offers free Wifi. Try parking on the side or out back, but make sure you have a connection, and connect to their wireless network. I would suggest that you keep your car running so the battery doesnt die. Also watch for snoopers because I can imagine seeing a person gaming in the back of their car outside a starbucks is a photo op.

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The early late 90′s, early 2000 version? I personally only like the 60′s models. But I know a lot of people who have an early 2000 model and they think they are bad a$$ now. They don’t refer to their car as a car, its always the mustang.

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I own a 94 ford mustang and I like it. BUT I dont sit around and brag to other people that I have it either. they are not the best cars in the world anyway………… and they are fast BUT not nearly as fast as they would be if they were modified V6 or V8 because they make modifications for both BUT still they are not all that and anything made by an American car company you have to watch out for…….Im Sorry but thats how it is…….I Blame GM and Ford **** it.

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I’m using a passive car sub in my house. I would like to see the LED lights. The LED lights input says 12V only.

Could I use a 9V battery for the LED ?

if not Then what could I use to power the LED?

PS the sub is a Dual SBP10 (I know this sub sucks i got it for 40 bucks so please don’t ***** about getting a different one)

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do you know a little about wiring? you can stop by radio shack and get a wall power transformer. basically you need to turn 120v ac into 12v dc power to simulate a car battery. its kind of like a cell phone charger. the back of the transformer will tell you how many volts it outputs, and radio shack employees are very knowledgeable. that would be the BEST solution.

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i drive a 1994 gmc jimmy auto. transmission 4×4, the other day i had got home from school and noticed a puddle under my car, i looked underneath and saw transmission fluid leaking from the bottom of the transfer case….can you please tell me what you think!!!!!!is the transfer case shot or what?

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oh, it still drives and shifts and if that helps, my uncle gave me the car in march and it sat a while before that…
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very often the chain gets loose and wears a hole from inside the t-case. if it has the aluminum case. blast it clean at car wash and then see where leak is coming from. being an older vehicle it probabl needs all the basic maint like fluid changes and some seals gaskets also. a bad u joint can make the output shaft oscilate at higher speeds, and the seal only leaks when driving.

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My biggest problem with them is their backsides are somehow too big. I think the body of the car behind the wheels needs to be higher up from the ground or something. Also, the wheels look too small and too narrow…and the rims (even the nicer ones) are still too small. What do you think?

Otherwise its pretty sweet…I especially like the look of the front (not to mention what’s under the hood of the 2011 5.0 )

See, look how much better it looks this way:

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I agree with you. Ford, like most other car makers today, makes cars look a bit too bulby looking. This is the unfortunate influence of Foreign Japanese, and Korean car makers who produce sloppy line free and rounded designs, even stumpy looking, which take away from the clean appeal of a sharp looking automobile. In fact, smaller, sleeker looking cars of the past were much more aero dynamic looking than the new cars. When a car looks sleek, lined, HOT, it is a delightful design to behold. The early Mustangs had this appeal. Not so much today. The new Mustangs are nice, but compared to the sleek sharped lined Mustangs of early days, they look bulby, thick, even fat. This removes the appeal of a car which should have the look of a hot knife slashing its way through butter! This negative design is also incorporated into all the other models as well. A fast, classic car, –or any car for that matter, will always sell better if it looks like it is MOVING even when it is parked at the curb side. I hope Ford is listening here. Classic line, and clean cuts in a cars body, mean beauty and desirability, which equates to more cars sold, and more happy customers. Those who like sloppy rounded designs and flying saucer lamps like in the Nissan Altima, to the bugged out eyes of Toyota headlamps with sloppy and fat rounded rear ends can stay with Toyota and Honda. Design sells. And clean proportionate design sells even better. The Mustangs back end is a little to chunky to my tastes. But the over all new Mustang is 1000 times better looking than anything the foreign car makers can touch.