jeep/amc inline 6 is the GOAT. I know they are bringing it back somewhat with the Wagoneer inline 6 right now. But, it would be awesome if manufacturers went this route
did you call Ford Marketing dept. to get this info? These dealers are hiding the entire process of this and the whole "we never heard of that" doesn't work
the smartVINCENT printout might show MY'21 price rebate of $975 (certificate 38406) but nothing for the MY'22.5 $2k (certificate 38446). If ordered way back in early '21 so MY'22.5 protection should apply. But dealer says sticker is the price and plays dumb about $2k.
After research, the...
so legally they dont have to give it to you if you paid higher MSRP but qualified for the lower MSRP? This will probably just end up being a lot of people informing their dealer they will never purchase another Ford from that dealership if they dont get the retail price protection sent to them
Is the refunded amount from Ford that is sent to the dealer required to then be forwarded to the customer if that customer paid MY'22.5 MSRP but ordered prior to the MY'22.5 price increase? Or could a dealer just keep it and act like it never came in?
When ford allows you to purchase their OEM hard tops, I bet the 4dr MIC will go for $5k minimum and the black modular will go for $8k minimum. Plus probably $500 to ship. Assuming they ever have stock
i know there is a vocal contingent that says it doesn't cause extra wear and tear on engine parts but that seems wrong to me. It is repetitive starting of the engine by definition will cause wear and tear. But supposedly starters from modern cars can last many more cycles compared to older...
also best customer service if you ever need a replacement part. every part in that kit can be bought separately from bestop if you call their service dept.