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They can only deny SPECIFIC warranty claims if the modification you made can be DIRECTLY attributable to the warrantied item. They can't deny a warranty claim on defective brake pads if you put different air filters in your vehicle.

It may be a rip off, but many dealerships charge a MINIMUM of 1 hour for any repair. They aren't going to spend a bunch of time bringing your vehicle into the service bay and only charge you for the 6 minutes it takes to install them.

It's all a crapshoot. I have a 2025 F350 Super Duty Powerstroke that's been on the ground in New Boston, MI that was supposed to be delivered to the dealer an hour away since this past Saturday. They still don't know where it is.

A minor detail that you failed to include in your original post ... LOL.

Why on God's green earth do you think the car is calculating anything correctly? It's just an estimation based on most recent driving habits. Log your odometer and gallons added each fill up and do the math. THAT is your actual mileage, no matter what some silly "DTE" number is reading.

Ford isn't charging you anything. These are dealer installed parts, not factory installed parts. You didn't buy this new, you bought it used, as is.

According to the Florida Dept of Revenue, sales tax is due on any vehicle purchased out of state and registered in FL. If you pay any sales tax where you buy it, you're only required to pay the difference between what you paid out of state and the 6% Florida sales & use tax. See the last...

AZ Plan buyers get the same rebates and cheap money, but get the lowest vehicle prices to boot.

What promotion was lower that AZ Plan pricing?

Exactly. It is higher than the doc fee allowed by AZ plan, but exactly how much higher I'm not sure. I'm an AZ Plan buyer. Asked the salesman about my AZ Plan vs the current promo just yesterday -- he said stick with normal AZ Plan because the doc fee is lower due to the limit.

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In 2023, a hail storm and 100 winds destroyed $60K worth of roofs on the house and pole barn and destroyed my roll in dock (homeowners policy), not to mention capsizing and totally destroying a $55K boat (watercraft policy). Those two storms only months apart were acts of God. Believe me, my...

MSRP, Invoice, AZ, D, X are listed right on the invoice. How are they going to "adjust"? This is for a 2025 Super Duty (loaded) with an MSRP of just over $92K. The employee pricing to everyone gets you AZ pricing. The doc fee is a little higher than real AZ buyers, but not much in the grand...

Thanks. Nope. those are the standard wheels with the DH non-HP. I did have the car ceramic coated included the wheels and brake calipers, but that was after those particular pictures.

All of their incentive programs have that verbiage. They can't just leave it open ended for months or years, as they can't predict what the market is going to do.

I wasn't implying that they got rid of it. It's a separate LLC. I just meant that they were in financial services, not automotive manufacturing.

Raising the price of an automobile is not illegal. If you're referring to "price gouging", that would take a WHOLE lot higher price to even come close to that AND it would have to be items like basic necessities ... not a sports car ... during extreme external situations like a natural disaster.

Industry average is around 76 days, but many are MUCH higher than 100 days. This is from this month:

Credit union are ALWAYS less than Ford Credit for me/us (Michigan). Unless/except if Ford Credit is doing a special 0% promo.