Progressive Snapshot?

[BP]

License the design...that way ford gets money for doing nothing but upfront design work.

You may not remember but Ford went on a tear about 3 years ago and sued all kinds of groups and websites over trademark infringement. It was so bad that if you had a picture of a Mustang on something you were selling you'd get a cease and desist letter. Also don't forget they sued Ferrari over their F150 F-1 car.

[Chili]

You may not remember but Ford went on a tear about 3 years ago and sued all kinds of groups and websites over trademark infringement. It was so bad that if you had a picture of a Mustang on something you were selling you'd get a cease and desist letter. Also don't forget they sued Ferrari over their F150 F-1 car.

I remember that, that was when Mustangtuning.com changed to americanmuscle.com.

[Mysticcobrakilla]

Oem parts are the only way to go... With that being said, used oem parts are fine by me if they are in undamaged condition.

[Geor!]

Thread derailed at the 6th reply. That has to be close to the record.

[71chevellejohn]

I haven't looked, but I thought it just read off of the OBDII port for speed, rpm, etc. I didn't think it had a GPS tracking unit int it.

EDIT - no GPS

What information does the Snapshot device collect?
The Snapshot device collects:

Time of day and vehicle speed, which helps determine how many miles you drive and how often you make sudden stops.
When the device is connected and disconnected from the vehicle.
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).
The Snapshot device doesn't contain GPS technology or track vehicle location. It also doesn't track whether you're exceeding the speed limit.

[bonnie&clyde]

just ordered it to see how much it can save me