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With the connected 24's I wonder how much info they can pull from that to determine warranty liability. Can they see trips with excessive speed at racing locations or on the road and make a call? Insurance already goes after the onboard sensors for some claims, this just saves the trip.

For me it was the day after the tracker went to “In Production” and I can only get to it with a direct link, not the link in the tracker.

Mine went to in production on Monday with a blend date of 10/16. The link to the window sticker still doesn't work in the tracker, but I can pull mine up if I try to go directly to it. https://www.windowsticker.forddirect.com/windowsticker.pdf?vin=<past vin here> Looking at my sticker shows a...

Home in my current car is set to a police sub-station near my neighborhood. Directions to home gets me close enough I can navigate the rest of the way. If anyone steals the car and follows the directions, they can have the surprise.

I ran across a pre-owned dark horse at a Toyota dealership near Atlanta, GA. 280 miles and the window sticker shows MSRP at $69,855. They are offering $5k discounts off their $90k price. What a markup! https://www.beavertoyotacumming.com/inventory/1FA6P8R03R5500621/

Looks like you're in Georgia too. I'd say they're lining up cars for the same area to go at the same time for logistics, but not sure I want to give that much credit.

Same here and same dates. Was 10/2 all this time, now 10/16.

I could imagine the thoughts going through the sales team's heads as they hear someone asking for Gator colors on a car in Athens.

That’s an interesting tactic. Don’t go after the major profit centers first, instead hit places that will affect consumers who already bought the product. The thought may be to put the manufacturers between upset dealers and customers on one side with them on the other, but it could just push...

Latest update - looks like Ford is playing ball so they aren't being hit further. Hopefully orders will keep rolling out. https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/detroit-three-automakers-enter-final-hours-avoid-wider-uaw-strike-2023-09-22/

Yeah, I saw that and thought it was odd that it decided to jump in speed. I'd hope there isn't a disconnect between the display and what gets sent to the cruise control but seeing if it does it by the same sign, or if it kicks up after passing a sign, could be more info for the dealer.

I'd agree with testing the speed sign recognition going past the same sign if possible. We discovered my wife's Honda would always mis-read a particular 65 sign near our house as 100. Even got a pic of it.

Oh, good to know. Guess things are getting tighter all the way around.

What you may have heard about was Unifor (Canadian version of the UAW) negotiating their contract. A recent article I saw said Unifor had a summit with the UAW earlier in the year, have very similar demands, and they are not happy with Ford's financial offers leading into yesterday. They are...