I'm going to need that truck to stop in OK on its way to TX! It really is too bad we can't hire a hot shot to go get our cars from MAP...or heck, I'll fly up tomorrow and go get it.I'm down! Shoot, we have a truck and car hauler...let's GOOOOO! Texas is big enough, there should be plenty of vehicles to fill a train car and/or car hauler. What's the excuse? We've all been built for around a month but at the rate they're giving me now, it'll be TWO.
They want their $1900 delivery fee for $800 worth of shipping
We purchased a bronco sport May 2021, that wasn't on the lot and was "in transport". We waited almost a month for it, only to find out it was in WA state for the last two weeks of the wait, about 2 hours from the dealer waiting for a truck to pick it up. We offered to go pick it up ourselves, drop it off at the dealer so they could do the final prep, then pick it back up. We were told we couldn't because of liability. The kicker: We had already taken a loan out on it, site unseen, without the car on the lot. So even though we technically owned it, we weren't allowed to go get it. Still doesn't make sense to me. Although, recently found out from our current dealer, dealerships are not supposed to allow financing if a vehicle is not on the lot...true or not??I'm down! Shoot, we have a truck and car hauler...let's GOOOOO! Texas is big enough, there should be plenty of vehicles to fill a train car and/or car hauler. What's the excuse? We've all been built for around a month but at the rate they're giving me now, it'll be TWO.
They shouldn't. Why would someone finance a vehicle that has a good chance of falling off the train on the way to the dealership? I don't even know if the insurance company would cover that. Sounds like a crazy Farmers' insurance commercial "we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two". Also, those vehicles technically belong to Ford until the dealer receives them in to their system as far as I know. That's just a very odd situation.
It’s just so maddening, isn’t it? I would have made the road trip to Michigan, if I knew it would take two months to get here. Honestly, if Ford wouldn’t have emailed me a while back that it was scheduled to build, I wouldn’t have known the difference. But they get us all excited and then nothing happens. It’s also frustrating to see Raptors going out right and left, when they weren’t even available when we ordered. The logic of this is nonexistent. Rant over. For today.
Main site crashed, it's a dev environment so all the historical data was lost.Well nothing has changed on my end as far as I can tell. But this updated:
It used to say 20+ days for time in status. It also had over 600 similar vehicles. Maybe this is a good sign of a new stage?
of course that's all it is...Main site crashed, it's a dev environment so all the historical data was lost.
I got my hopes up too when it first went down yesterday afternoon and showed no status...only to be crushed yet again.of course that's all it is...
@lynyrdsbackyard I started it for my bulldog Lynyrd but I post a variety of stuff. Will definitely post some Bronco pics when I get it
