The vid from the insider that broke out all the details….said in his video dealers haven’t been able to order in a while. His info was spot on.
Sure, I guess if you actually use the adjustment. Others want a compliant ride and also off road capable. It’s like the ZR2 guys going, nah, don’t like these OE dssv’s they’re not adjustable lol.The Eibach kit is 1700 dollars and adjustable. 6100's are 1100 for the setthese are just OE Fox quality. Meh
From the 2023 FAQ ... Looks like your price protection is locked in at what you had on order Sept 9, 2022. You can make changes w/o affected the private offer.
I read the warranties on two aftermarket hardtops, one says that their $7k(?) top should immediately go to a body shop to be clear coated or expect fading because they put no protectorate on it, it may require fitting and any bubbles under 3/8" are not warrantable. The second company said that if any defect was found in it, everything must be returned to their factory in California or a resaler (don't know if they have one with 300 miles of me), at the buyers expense to be evaluated. I think both had 6 months warranties. I can't imagine be the first in line to drop $6-8K on a top that the company has zero faith in it being a quality product.
I don't think this is correct. When you look at the information for 2023 which is now called a "Private Offer Program," it says that the private offer is based on the series and number of doors you had on order prior to 9/9/23. But you can make changes. You can't keep the private offer if you get a Raptor or a Heritage Limited. But you can get it for other trims. So, for example, as I read it, you could go from a 2 door Wildtrak to a 4 door OBX and still have the price protection (now known as the Private Offer).
I thought I remembered this. As much as this all sucks, in theory the cheaper new order price, PP and $2,500 bribe means about $12k to bring back stuff FoMoCo is taking away. Half full, and all that.From the 2023 FAQ ... Looks like your price protection is locked in at what you had on order Sept 9, 2022. You can make changes w/o affected the private offer.
Yes. The so-called "price protection" is simply a credit you get that is based on your prior order. It doesn't necessarily give you exactly what you would have paid before. It is essentially an estimate of how much the trim cost has changed based on your prior order.From the 2023 FAQ ... Looks like your price protection is locked in at what you had on order Sept 9, 2022. You can make changes w/o affected the private offer.
