Michael Katz

Have you tried using the steering wheel button on the bottom right side to reconnect? Mine sometimes disconnects or when I leave the car running or warming up and leave the car and I go far enough away that the Bluetooth disconnects.

Sorry you had a bad experience with your steering rack R2D2! I can almost guaranty you the problem was not caused from sitting on the lot for 4 months if it occurred 3 years later. Just poorly manufactured parts IMO. Many years ago there was nylon used in most tires and that caused flat spotting from sitting but it rarely happens today. Happy Motoring! :)

Not familiar with the updates. What benefits will I get from doing this? Thanks

A few months over the winter is not really storage IMO. Just park it and don't worry about it. Cars sit on dealer lots for way longer than that! :)

There is something wrong with the suspension!! Should not Bang over bumps. Have it checked.

Chuck your problem is most likely the rear driveshaft. Was a big issue on earlier 2007-2012 MKZ's and the dealers were replacing them under warranty and even out of warranty. Your car should ride smooth as silk with no vibrations. The dealer is telling you otherwise since they cant find or dont want to fix the problem. I would check the rear driveshaft!!

Most likely different coil spring rates on the MKZ VS Fusion.

Do you really think the Porsche dealer is spending 2 hours and doing 200 point inspections? I seriously doubt it!! Your car does not need it anyway!!

My 2010 MKZ has 149,000--still runs like new! Used to have a 2002 F150 with 375,000 and drove great with no rust. Not mine anymore but has 425,000!

Oil change recommended at 7000 miles. My 2010 MKZ AWD has 149,000 miles and no repairs yet except brakes and drive shaft.

Is there any difference between a music dvd and a movie dvd? I don't think so.

I can't answer your question but I too love the surround sound in my 2010 MKZ!! I am in the car for many hours every day and this makes it enjoyable.

Sounds like you have a suspension problem somewhere. How big is the bump that is causing a bang?

I feel in any worthwhile car you should use full synthetic. Why not use the best oil available especially in the northeast where we operate our cars in sub zero weather and in extreme heat.

I work in the auto parts industry and this figure was told to me by an oil manufacturers rep. It is just a minimum requirement and I would assume there is a higher percent than that.