King_V
2015 Mustang GT Owner
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- Dec 3, 2014
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- Sicklerville, NJ
- Vehicle(s)
- 1979 Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais, 1987 Ford LTD Crown Victoria LX, 2015 Ford Mustang GT, 2016 Toyota Prius Two Eco
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Ok, so, yeah.
If you owned a car from the 60s, from the 70s, from the 80s . . then getting a car from the 90s or the early 2000s was still familiar. You still inserted a key or a fob into a slot to start the car. Radio layout was the same. Everything looked more incrementally evolved.
Alright, so the newest car I've ever owned was a 1995 LeSabre, and that was my then-wife's car. I've owned other cars from 1970 to 1991 models.
And now I have the Mustang. Technology has progressed. I was very close to the "I'm sitting inside, now what?" except that, as a kid, I watched Adam West as Batman, so I knew how a push-button start worked.
So, yeah, the manual says to switch to CD, a CD should be inserted into the stereo.
Great. Where? I've owned cars with stereo systems that had CD players, including those that had remote multi-disc units. But I can't find it on this car.
Please help this guy trapped in the past! Seriously, I have a base GT, with the standard AM/FM CD, and I have ZERO idea of where I'd actually put a CD. Even my (limited) searching for a video on it came up empty.
Yeah, yeah, "who uses CDs anymore?" you ask...
If you owned a car from the 60s, from the 70s, from the 80s . . then getting a car from the 90s or the early 2000s was still familiar. You still inserted a key or a fob into a slot to start the car. Radio layout was the same. Everything looked more incrementally evolved.
Alright, so the newest car I've ever owned was a 1995 LeSabre, and that was my then-wife's car. I've owned other cars from 1970 to 1991 models.
And now I have the Mustang. Technology has progressed. I was very close to the "I'm sitting inside, now what?" except that, as a kid, I watched Adam West as Batman, so I knew how a push-button start worked.
So, yeah, the manual says to switch to CD, a CD should be inserted into the stereo.
Great. Where? I've owned cars with stereo systems that had CD players, including those that had remote multi-disc units. But I can't find it on this car.
Please help this guy trapped in the past! Seriously, I have a base GT, with the standard AM/FM CD, and I have ZERO idea of where I'd actually put a CD. Even my (limited) searching for a video on it came up empty.
Yeah, yeah, "who uses CDs anymore?" you ask...
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