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For the love of God, it's a new car with a warranty. Take it to the dealership. This isn't a forum for Ford employees to monitor and help you fix your problem. I have no idea why anyone would even think that.

Then I'm sure someone else would complain because they "forgot" that they took it out of ACC and the car crashed into someone in front of them, so Ford "engineers" must be to blame.

There is no one single best insurance company, nor is the same insurance company the best for where you live and drive.

If they want your car, they will get your car. Make sure you have good insurance that will repair (e.g., comprehensive) or replace it if stolen. Beyond that, just use common sense.

*yawn*

This is the instrument panel being installed in the cab:

Here is the cab and bed being mated to the frame:

If you've never been inside of an assembly plant, it is an absolutely amazing experience -- especially when line is running. Here are the front and rear windshields being installed by fully automated robots in a Ford F150 at DTP a few years back. This was my truck being built.

POIDH = Pics Or It Didn't Happen! I posted that before you had any pics posted.

Cool assumption. Something most certainly could have made contact with it.

I hope you didn't believe them. LOL. That's one of the reasons I always recommend people buy locally. Chasing after those last few dollars will cost you far more in the end. We've purchased 14 new Ford/Lincoln/Mercury vehicles from the same dealership in the last 18 years. Almost every one...

I don't rely on Kentucky Fried Chicken type screen wipes. I have numerous spray bottles of 70/30 isopropyl alcohol/water around the house and pole barn and use microfiber clothes (that are all regularly washed with detergent made for microfiber clothes and such).

I already gave him the simplest fix: Trade it in on a '23.

50% windshield, 35% front doors, 5% rear quarters and back window. I'm a member of the 'I don't GAF what is or isn't legal" club. :rockon:

Wheels off ceramic coat .. including brake calipers. You'll thank me later.

How many miles? Air filter clogged or dirty? Lack of airflow can contribute to this otherwise normal phenomenon ... LOL.

His last few posts (including his whiny post) were on 31 JUL, only 3 days after his first post, all of them in this one thread. Not sure why people can't come back and update after pining for help. Probably found out it was his fault and doesn't want to admit it ... LOL.

^ This.

Many would argue that there is a much simpler solution to your predicament: Sell or trade in the '24 and buy a '23.

I don't believe PDI includes testing if the AC works. I would say that would be something the factory should have done.