flyerjmr33

Agree to disagree? Wasted time-- I at least provided a reference. You seem to think that you are the final authority on interpetation that suits your agenda-- so be it-- you win-- I'll not attempt to out talk you. Just show me the proof and I'll apologize. PROOF or something that shows what I have presented is wrong. NOT COULD BE WRONG, but Actually wrong.

Rude? You have no idea about what rude is-- If I sound rude it's because I simply don't waste time with extra words that are not subject orientated. You state that you are familiar with the NJ law? Prove it by showing us all where what you say is stated. At least I provided a reference. No one would ever quote a law without a disclaimer if they are not of the proper authority! All I ask is that you provide a little more than, " I am quite familiar with the NJ law." Is that asking too much? Is a direct question rude? I've been frequenting BBs for more years than I want to admit, and I always use a direct approach to a subject. If that's rude then pardon me! Come up with proof of what you state and I'll be happy to apologize-- Otherwise, you owe me an apology!

Of course you are right but without any proof--- at least I provided a reference-- Other folks on other boards have found stations in NJ right next to each other where one is marked as having 10% ethanol and the other without any thing refering to ethanol. Sorry to rain on your parade, but show me some proof other than a standard disclaimer statement. What has luck got to do with this?

Motorcraft Oil used to be canned by Conoco-- I don't know if they still do it, but-- there are only a few companies that package oil. They simply label and add the proper additives for their accounts.

Perhaps you should read this before you say that is the NJ law! http://www.fuel-testers.com/state_guide_ethanol_laws.html

In some states, the ethanol sign is an option--- In NJ for example, it is not required, so unless you are familiar with state law, you'll never know what you are buying.

I think leasing is an outstanding way for me to get a 1-2 year old vehicle with low mileage. I just buy what is available as used that was on a lease! :happy feet: I just bought a 2008 Limited for a great price! It had 16,500 miles on it and all the stuff I wanted!

Sorry if I sound critical--- You did really good. I was just doing a little nitpicking. Thanks for answering my concerns! :happy feet:

OK--- But, looking at the photos, it looks as if the edge curvature doesn't exactly match the bumper.

OK-- How about one made for the Edge? http://fparts.dealerfit.com/store/shopping...6d5ab47d00e9b63

I just bought a 2008 FWD Limited--- 20" wheels no sun roof or lift gate. It had 16,500 miles on it. Traded in a 2004 Mustang Convertible that had 58,000 miles--cherry car--- TT&L out the door for $17,500--- It was an executive lease car and came with new tires.