I was under the impression (or I read somewhere) that there is a significant delay between when a dealer receives the vehicle and when they have to pay for it. If they had to fully pay for the vehicle up front, there would be a lot less stock on the dealer lots, and FMC would have a problem with...
Probably also depends on the buyer's financing (if they're doing a loan). The bank will want to put a lean on the vehicle, and if they're not the originator, it might put a delay on things. If it's a cash transaction, it's much easier.
At the Off-Rodeo, they drill into you that you should apply the foot brake, shift into Neutral, apply the parking brake, then release and hover your foot over the break, then shift into Park. While this makes sense with the parking brake pawl, I did this for two days and went back to Brake then...
I'm a 11/22 blend and I'm kind of hoping for a next week blend. The last thing I want is a line worker thinking about their crazy mother-in-law they have to deal with this week. Next week they'll be post-traumatic and focused.
I've owned multiple models from both brands, and they're both good vehicles. Ford really improved Land Rover when they owned them. Now that Tata owns them, I think they've improved further. My biggest complaint with Land Rover is that their dealer network is very limited, but they're selling a...
I had a 1995 Defender 90 for about 20 years, and I think the new Bronco is a better evolution of that than the new Defender is. I don't know if could sell the Bronco in 20 years for three times what I paid for it new, like I did the D90...but one can hope.
I thought most manufactures are moving away from the battery doing the start from this feature. The battery is still used for initial / cold starts, but a large capacity does the subsequent starts. This protects the main battery's lifespan, and the capacitor's is fairly quick to recharge...
I just got mine. Blend date of 11/22. It didn't show up on the Ford site tracker. I used
https://www.windowsticker.forddirect.com/windowsticker.pdf?vin=
Perhaps higher fuel prices are retarding demand somewhat, and the dealers want to stay ahead if it. I saw premium fuel for $6.29/gal yesterday in eastern California.