flyerjmr33

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.