J29DB03
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If there was no one else still in the car then I’m thinking what said is true. Someone correct me if I’m wrong. If there was someone still in the car then it sounds like it might be an issue.
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It was empty.
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No that isn't it. I've left my car running and went into my place before with key in my pocket and also gas station to grab a drink real quick. If you have anything Bluetoothed it will stop. When you come back to the car it will say on the screen "no key detected. Key may be too far" etc but engine still running.
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We have had a 1998, 2005, 2012, and 2017 Mustang. The 17 was by far the best and most refined of the lineage. Best Mustang ever. When we were looking for a new car we drove 2022 Mustangs and they felt just like the 2017 - why get a new car then? So when we got the Supra, the 2017 became our daughters car.
Now when I drive the 2017 Mustang it feels weird, clunky, cheap, less refined, poorly assembled. It's still a good car but it's not close to the Supra.
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