Can you explain more? Are you saying the hardtop is flexing when installing, the body or both? Because I'm starting to think that's why I see so many tops that appear not glued together squared. Example of a brand new 2dr on the dealer lot. Mine came exactly like this. If you look at all the...
I understand what you're saying, but what "if" Ford were to eventually concede that it is defective and it is no longer produced? I could see that maybe opening the window to the mod top being a replacement option. Would be interesting to know if there's ever been a similar case.
I would definitely pay the 1,250 difference for them to take this piece of junk back. Which is sad to think about since we shouldn't have defective tops in the first place. I really wish I understood the severity of this issue. I wouldn't have bought it. It really is not an "if" but "when". I'm...
Absolutely. Has anyone successfully negotiated getting a mod top? (even if it required paying the difference)
I'm 8 or so months in(10,000 miles) and used to just have those superficial internal micro cracks that didn't break the surface by the corners of the windows (which I was borderline...
How is this holding up? Curious if the foam would create any additional wear. I'm considering adding as well because my driver window wobbles when I close the door and thinking this might help get a little more compression on the glass when shutting the door.
Under that bubbled up rubber/plastic on the interior (just under the triangle on the door side) is a bolt. If you loosen it, the whole triangle can be moved. Not to a large degree but I was able to stop the triangle from rubbing on the body side trim when I closed the door. Unfortunately some...
I haven't heard the B&O system, but what frustrates me is the lack of control built into the head unit. Why do I need to buy a special cable/use risky software to get full range out of the speakers. System sounds like garbage but in different extremes when selecting "all passengers" or "driver"...
I just double checked and it's still being stated on news outlets as being included.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/trump-big-beautiful-bill-senate-tax-medicaid-cuts-rcna216024
"It would also allow taxpayers to deduct up to $10,000 of auto loan interest for U.S.-made vehicles."
I would agree.
And this small part of it should have happened a long time ago (or something similar). The American auto industry is in shambles comparatively. If we can't have the quality, at least give us some cost saving incentives until it gets there.
I think it will be incentive enough to push more sales, especially people on the fence. Hopefully creating more jobs. Leads to purchasing power for eggs far enough down the line.
As someone that purchased at the beginning of the year it will be nice to finally get a tax deduction I can use. Any little bit helps!
American-Made Cars: The deduction applies specifically to vehicles where the final assembly took place in the United States.
Deduction Limit: There is a cap...
Sucks trying to protect nice things that cost a lot of money. At first it bothered me aesthetically that my running boards stick out pretty far from the sides, but it has saved me from dings and since they’re steel, it leaves them with a reminder to be more careful swinging doors open.
Another thing that has been confusing is whether the sub is tied to the driver side or passenger side rear speaker when you make the change in forscan (speaker+tweeter+sub). I have seen both so I’m not sure which is correct.