2017 Stang Build

sempergumby24

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Hello! I am new here. So here's my situation. I'm I'm currently stationed overseas and am in the process of putting an order I'm through Military Auto Source.

When I get back to the states I will take delivery.

I am building a GT Premium.
Basics:
Ext: Mag gray/ Ruby red/ black
Tri coat should be availb for 17's.

Trim: Premium Redline
PP
401a
Voice gps

Doea anyone have the Reverse sensing or Adaptive Cruise Control? I don't really need but just let me know what you think!

Thank you for your time ladies and gentlemen.

 

XStang302x

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The reverse package is definitely worth it in my opinion. It's the first car I've had with it and didn't think I would really need or use it. Man was I wrong, the thing is great haha. I'll probably love it even more after I get the windows tinted next week.

I hardly use cruise control so I wouldn't need the adaptive deal...good ol ATL traffic.

 

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Stan McKinney

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Adaptive cruise control is also great as well as blind spot monitoring.

 

sempergumby24

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I can make do without the adaptive cruise control pkg lol.

It's just backing up there are a lot of idiots.

Anyone have any opinions on the Ruby red/Grabber Blue/Mag Gray colors?

 

15GTrob

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We have adaptive cruise in our Maxima, its great in an automatic vehicle. I'm not sure if its even offered on the manual. As long as the car doesn't stay at a complete stop for more than 3 seconds it will go ago all the way up to the speed you set it at initially. I'm not sure if it works the same in Ford but I think it's a pretty neat feature.

 

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Stan McKinney

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It works that way and is great. It reacts to slower traffic quicker than I can.