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You could be right because my information about how to get the mid-year rebate amount is "my dealer said". However, I find their explanation very plausible. Ask the zone managers if there is a number that a dealer can call to find out the exact amount, and if there is, will Ford commit to...

Maybe they haven't. Prior to the long waits for ordered vehicles, I would guess this situation is very rare. Regardless, the money back for the mid-year price increase comes as a refund to the dealer after the sale. The dealer is supposed to send a check to the buyer. My dealer told me they are...

Levine's tweets are as reliable as a lifeguard with ADD.

I had the same thought. Shipping is never free. It is either explicitly stated, included in the item price, or covered via some membership fee designed to increase the volume of your purchasing (e.g. Amazon Prime.) Temporarily offering free shipping is just a way of offering a sale vs marking...

This thread should not be a featured post. @Administrator: b6g is helping attract attention to this auction and driving up prices for someone that would actually appreciate this vehicle.

This could be a picture of my Bronco except I ran the WeBoost cable through the vents under the spare tire bracket, inside the rear door, and out by the rear door hinge. Still looking for a cleaner way to run the cable up to the front. Right now, it goes under the cargo area mat and rear seat...

I'm skeptical of the zone manager's explanation. The price protection only applies if the original order holder buys the vehicle. When the vehicle is initially shipped and invoiced, there is no guarantee who will buy it.

Not sure why they don't do that. The MY21 to MY22 protection is a certificate the dealer submits. The refund comes straight to the buyer. There is nothing to scam. The mid-year MY22 increase comes as a refund to the dealer which they are supposed to refund to the buyer. This would probably be...

How about posting a link to the other thread here for anyone that stumbles on this thread first?

This looks like a reservation that has never been converted to an order. Where are you seeing order confirmed?

It is quite possible I am wrong. That was my initial interpretation of the FAQs. We probably need to wait for the details on the certificate to be certain. Ford has made changes to the FAQs with no consideration to what they said before. Remember when the FAQs said Broncos would be built in...

If you change from Big Bend to Badlands, I'm pretty sure you lose price protection. Ford started this Mar 19 of this year as I recall. I think the same applies if you change interior packages. The list of things you can change without losing price protection is pretty small. From the FAQs: Is...

There is ZERO chance that Ford is going to fill all reservations by the end of the year. My money says they don’t even fill them all by the end of MY23.

@ChrisCozart How crowded were the trails? I have this on my bucket list, but recently heard a complaint that some of the trails are overrun with ATVs, UTVs, and SxSs.

Constraints are only part of it. Allocations are a much bigger factor, and MIke either knows this or he is just dumb. I placed my original order in Mar 2021 like most of us with 2020 reservations. In Mar 2022, I placed an identical order at another dealer. The second order was delivered in July...

I found my email in my spam folder. Perhaps that is where it belongs, but I'd still like it in my inbox. :(

Wonderful. The email links to an FAQ page that has no new information about MY23 ordering. :(

Can you provide the FAQ link?

I believe I ordered mine about a month ago and they arrived in a couple of weeks. Update: I ordered 8/17. They came on 8/29.

Define excessive moisture. The compressor would not be "directly" exposed to road spray or runoff. Sure, it could be indirectly exposed to mist and dripping, but the warning for #5 sounds like more than that. Regardless, I bet a shield could be constructed that would deflect dripping from above...