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If you pay $45k cash, that money is gone. If you finance it, especially with rates we saw until 6 months ago (such as 2% for up to 7months), all you need to do is beat 2% a year. If you do a CD, you win (by how much depends on a lot of facts). If you invest that over 6 years, you’re likely way...

You're statement #2 is patently incorrect. Any financial advisor worth their salt would agree.

Just buy one and ship it to the US.

I wonder why they wouldn’t cover a known issue? Are they saying it’s user error?

Sorry this happened, but I agree with the other posters that an extended warranty doesn't cover everything. I would have thought that the 36k warranty would cover this, but I am not sure I have all the facts. That being said, you put on about 36k miles in less than a year? Damn - well done...

In the time it took you to write this post, you could have driven over 8726 speed bumps at 35mph.

Yeah, I have to agree here. The SAS suspension is pretty soft TBH...

Though it's kind of amusing that he's going nuts on this case saying how capable it is as he drives on a well maintained dirt road.

Aha. Sorry I was interpreting the post as asking if there was a reduction in turbo noise. My bad!

I'm with the OP. If I need a copy one day, I want a paper copy. What if you don't have the PDF accessible your phone? What if the car is dead? Send my warranty, etc... electronically. But I need a paper copy of the thing I will refer to in a pinch.

It's a sign of poor decision making which means the $10M individual may not have $10M for too much longer. Which is fine by me lol

Ugh. At least you caught it early. Also, not to be "that guy," but I doubt you were a Jan ’20 reservation :)

Temporarily constrained cars are a great way to get $$ out of people's hands lol. Like I've always said, whatever works to get your $$ away from you and to others.

There shouldn't be any turbo noises. When I had turbo noises, I took it to the dealer and we found a loose exhaust hose. When it was reconnected, all turbo noises went away.

Not for me. They just credited it back to my credit card.

Doesn't happen in my other cars.

There is an exception to every rule :) Though in January my credit union was offering 0.99% over 5 years and 1.09% over 6 years and Ford was not near that (at least for me).

I have the same overheating phone issue while wirelessly charging. Multiple phones. Very annoying to lose your phone during a trip. @Ford Motor Company - would appreciate some feedback.

Use a credit union. Ford will not be able to beat their rates.

Here's to you, Eleanor.