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4.9 was my best 0-60. 13.7 in the quarter.

For the next 3 days it's supposed to be 60 and sunny. I'm thinking about pulling the Lincoln out of storage for the weekend. I normally don't take my cars out of storage until the weather is consistently above 50. As soon as they come out, they go straight to the dealer for an oil change and a multi point inspection. Any thoughts on the negative affects of not changing the oil after sitting for 3 months? Just a reminder, the Lincoln is in a dark climate controlled warehouse. 72 degrees constantly. Oil is 6 months oil with 3,000 miles on it. Only driving it maybe 100 miles during the weekend before it goes back into storage. Thanks in advance!

I drive all city and I average 20 mpg. Very spirited driving style.

Thanks for all the replies. She's been sleeping nicely in a 72 degree warehouse since November. I've been following the owners manual and starting it every 15 days, letting it run up to operating temp with the climate control set to defrost, as well as moving it about 100 feet.

8/6/16 - 3.0T AWD Reserve 2,900 miles, but it's been in storage since November.

This weekend the MKZ goes into a climate controlled warehouse for the winter. My previous summer cars I have always washed, waxed, filled the tank and stored. Once the summer vehicle comes out of storage, I change the oil immediately and I'm done. Is there any reason to do something different? Owners manual says to change the oil prior to storage, but I only have 2,000 miles on her since August. Thanks in advance.

Mine is doing the same. I noticed if I start the vehicle using the remote starter, get it and press the "run" button while the door is open, it will always make the harsh chime. Other times it's random. Experiencing the gurgling sound as well. Also, this car is a rattle box. As the climate is dropping, it's even worse. I can't even listen to music with bass without hearing buzzing in multiple panels.

Thanks for the reply, Robert. I wish it was as easy as that, but it is coming from my left side in the headliner. Right around the handle located in the headliner, next to the window. I notice it always does it in the morning when it's a little cooler out. Once it warms up during the day or evening, it goes away or is very faint. Going to make it difficult to diagnose, I fear.

Same exact issue I'm having with my 2017 3.0T AWD. Music with heavy bass makes the front passenger door panel vibrate and buzz. Bass setting is set to 2 or second from the lowest setting. I'm also getting a rattle about my head while driving or when the music is up. It's coming from the headliner. Wouldn't think anything would be up there. Going to bring it to back to the dealer in the next week or two. I only have 500 miles on it. The rattles started around 300.