I have a 2000 Ford Mustang that sits outside year around (northern Indiana weather) - no special rust protection and I have no apparent signs of rusting.
Don't modern cars have inherently better rust protection than "back in the day" already? Seems like a bit of a scam to me, not saying the science isn't there to back up the theory - but is it really necessary? Or will the car not rust on it's own anyway? Assuming you aren't dunking it in salt water weekly.
Don't modern cars have inherently better rust protection than "back in the day" already? Seems like a bit of a scam to me, not saying the science isn't there to back up the theory - but is it really necessary? Or will the car not rust on it's own anyway? Assuming you aren't dunking it in salt water weekly.
