This is exactly the information I’m looking for. I am worried about the different rims because I’m getting the upgraded badlands rims but still nonsasquatch.
I understand tires just enough to get myself into trouble.
I want to upgrade my stock Big Bend tires, but I have a non-sasquatch Badlands with 33" on order.
I want a more aggressive tread for my trip out west this summer, and I want to be able to move these new tires to the Badlands when/if it...
I make what I think to be clever and creative comments to @Ford and Farley as often as possible. Levine blocked me months ago after I mocked him by writing a 12 Days of Christmas parody about his lying. #integritymatters
This is helpful, but I’m trying to figure out what happens if I don’t get my Bronco until 2024. So far Ford has only said price protection goes through 2023. Do I lose my protection because Ford chose to build stock units instead of my Bronco and alter the allocations formula?
I wasn't talking about MSRP or ADM. I was talking about the Price Protection that is being offered to all buyers of the Bronco. Everyone is currently eligible that reserved and ordered early, no matter the dealer. Everyone knows the MSRP can change - different topic.
I'm not suggesting anyone is running to an attorney. I'm just pointing out that Ford may treat some buyers differently than others, even though they would have started in the same place at the same time.
My concern comes from the fact that @mrlevine as repeatedly stated that, "Price Protection is good through 2023." I'm talking about non-MOD tops. If an early reserved Bronco isn't delivered for whatever reason, (allocation, chips, transportation, etc.) until after 2023, would it still be...
Hear me out...
So if/when price protection ends after '23, do the people that had early reservations but still don't have a Bronco have any legal recourse?
In this scenario there would be actual financial damages incurred through no fault of the buyer. Some early reservation holders would have...
I really do not want to get into a back-and-forth with you today. I'd rather do something productive, and no one reading this thread cares at all how illogical your points are or the quality of my pointed responses.
I just want to point out how much you think you know about me, my feelings, my...
Your comparison of Levine to a punching bag is quite accurate. A punching bag just sits there and is only useful when others do the work.
You asked what I expect of the Director of Communications for one of the largest corporations in the world. The minimum expectations is strong, frequent...
I've said it before and I'll say it again, Levine is the textbook example of what's called The Peter Principle - in a corporate setting, an individual is promoted until they reach a level where their incompetence prevents further advancement.
I wonder if he's got enough self-awareness to...