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Ooof, not a good way to spend a holiday. At least it held on until you were back in town, but shouldn't have happened in the first place.

No idea. We bought in Olds, as they had what we wanted at the time we were looking. Westergard didn't have any at that point. Sent from my SM-G991W using Tapatalk

Yup, 6 total including ours that I know of, plus the two or three on the Ford lot at the moment. There are two blue, one grey, one black, and at least one other white. I've personally met the owners of the grey, black, and white ones, haven't met the owners of the blue STs. None of the other...

Drumheller here with a '20 Star White. There are at least 5 others in town that I know of.

Same issue here. We haven't had time to talk to Ford about it yet.

The look back after parking!

Not that I don't want to believe you, but do you have proof of any of these things? Or is it just something you know?

We've just had ours coated with this product. Too early to tell how it holds up, but no issues over the last couple of weeks anyway.

Running boards we've been waiting on since October.

Finally got the running boards on. Been waiting for the brackets since October. Sent from my SM-G991W using Tapatalk

Just tried it with the 'sploder, and you're right. No delay. Tried it on my 2017 Transit, and my 2011 Superduty, and they both have a delay when you flick the pedal, so the brake light doesn't flicker and stays on continuously until you stop. Maybe it's a incandescent vs. LED thing?

I'm not sure this works this way. Pretty sure the brake lights are on a delay, so they don't come off right away when you release the brake. Depending on how fast you're pumping them, they may be on solid the whole time. Sent from my SM-G991W using Tapatalk

Sorry, I guess I was confused by the part of your post where you said it happened during cruising at 50 mph.

There was another thread that may be applicable to what you have. Can't say that I've noticed it in ours. https://www.explorerst.org/threads/wind-buffeting-sound.1297/#post-21646

Sitting pretty after a detail, polish, and ceramic coating application. Sent from my SM-G960W using Tapatalk

I'm not angry. You called out a guy because he used a car wash/power wash, and stated it should only take 10 minutes to wash a vehicle with a hose and bucket. I called you out, because that's not a true statement for, I dare say, the majority of people who wash their vehicles. Sent from my...

Ya, you are missing something. We don't all live in the sunshine state, retired, with ample free time to wash our vehicles each time they get a water spot. The world is a lot more diverse than just what you get in Florida. For instance: 8 months out of the year here, a trip around the block to...

If you can wash your car in 10 minutes with a hose and a bucket, then it wasn't dirty to begin with. Simple as that. If it is actually dirty, then it is going to take at least 20 minutes+ with a power washer and an hour or two hand washing to bring it back to 'like new'.

How is it any different than driving in the rain?

Ours has been fixed. They replaced the rear camera and all has been well since. Sent from my SM-G960W using Tapatalk