Focus RS
So I know KB was asked by Ford to help with the development
of the Focus RS but I think he should have inspired them more with this type of vehicle and it's cues.
no leather heated seats
no cruise
no bluetooth
no sunroof
just great thumping V8 surround sound
Yaaah yaah Yaah
of the Focus RS but I think he should have inspired them more with this type of vehicle and it's cues.
no leather heated seats
no cruise
no bluetooth
no sunroof
just great thumping V8 surround sound
Yaaah yaah Yaah
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From: surpriseaz
Could also save yourself a lot of money if you don't carry full coverage insurance. I have a high deductible ($1,500), mostly because if I need a new bumper cover, bumper and paint, I'll just pay for it myself. Not worth raising my premiums.
Last edited by letsgetthisdone; Jan 13, 2016 at 10:33 AM.
Well...that and I know a guy that was willing to do the work for what insurance paid out on the damage LOL
I think they are referring to insurance not paying out if they notice you removed the crash beams.
A lot. Shopping cart in a parking lot. Someone backs into the car damages the bumper cover, etc...
My insurance company only charges me $11/mo more for my $100 deductible. I just had my car repainted for $100 😀
Well...that and I know a guy that was willing to do the work for what insurance paid out on the damage LOL
I think they are referring to insurance not paying out if they notice you removed the crash beams.
Well...that and I know a guy that was willing to do the work for what insurance paid out on the damage LOL
I think they are referring to insurance not paying out if they notice you removed the crash beams.
A lot. Shopping cart in a parking lot. Someone backs into the car damages the bumper cover, etc...
I've never bumped into something, but your point aligns with mine above.
My insurance is a $40 monthly difference between $500 and $1500. So, nearly $500 annually. That's on two vehicles. I've had two cars for almost two years now, so I've saved that $1000 (that I haven't had to spend because I haven't had any accidents/claims). Insurance is great for a full on crash. But minor parking lot bumps I'll just pay cash for.
I've never bumped into something, but your point aligns with mine above.
My insurance is a $40 monthly difference between $500 and $1500. So, nearly $500 annually. That's on two vehicles. I've had two cars for almost two years now, so I've saved that $1000 (that I haven't had to spend because I haven't had any accidents/claims). Insurance is great for a full on crash. But minor parking lot bumps I'll just pay cash for.
Otherwise, my beams would be gooooone
If you have that $1000 handy, you are ahead of the game. 👍
