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^ This. Mechanicals. Under hood. Undercarriage. Anything you find unique or gives you pause. Thank You.

:like: I think it is worthwhile, would improve the existing build, would be complimented by other features and help tie it all together. Yes, just contact the salesperson to make the change; they can modify the order up until a build date and VIN is produced. Order Guide shows MagneRide as...

If you have not done so already, rummage through Utah's DMV sites. You might get lucky and find something akin to the following: In CO, we can do it all on-line. During the application process, we can attempt to submit almost countless lists, and the state system will tell us, "Already taken"...

Don't be surprised if all the dates being tracked (scheduled, blend, build, shipped, etc.) move around some. This is normal. I consider the most important date to be when you are gifted a VIN. Having a VIN cut gives you 99.999% certainty the car will be built. You should receive a VIN on or...

You're following your passion; that's all that matters. It's what the overwhelming majority of car owners appreciate and respect more than anything else.

It can. It depends. Active Exhaust is a series of cutouts within the exhaust system which can alter flow and sound, depending on the driving mode. The Mustang can offer several driving modes. These modes stiffen steering, adjust handling (with Magneride), change throttle response, etc. They...

Consider changing the title of your thread to, "The Break-In Thread. Your Advice and Experience." Or something of the sort. I expect it to receive a lot of comments and be long-lived. :like: The following relates to my experience with a 2022, Coyote Gen 3, now 1200 mi / 1930 km from new. The...

One topic I forgot about which will come up at closing: extended warranties. At the time of closing, something the supporting dealer will offer is an extended warranty, additional coverage which supports the car, after the original factory warranty expires. Some like extended warranties for...

Keeping an open mind, but I lean towards something with that dealer. Ford sets up suppliers way in advance, so product can be made to meet schedules. Any chance he was trying to explain these will be delayed in the MY? Being delayed is entirely possible. Discussions with this dealer started...

As others have confirmed, GBM. If you're concerned about the color and the flake, don't be. Like a lot of hues by Ford the last few years, it's a great color, with no disrespect to the original. In subdued lighting, you cannot see the flake at all. It can be very rich and elegant. In the Sun...

FWIW, Gas Guzzler on '22 HP was $1000, manual transmission. Edit: https://www.energy.gov/eere/vehicles/articles/fotw-1183-april-26-2021-new-cars-purchased-low-fuel-economy-ratings-continue To give an idea how the tax increases...

Over time, Ford should be sending you e-mails. Your salesperson will occasionally send updates. You could be in for a wait. That's OK. Until the car is scheduled for production, nothing is happening. Once the car is scheduled to be made, you'll get a rough build date and a VIN. As the car is...

Mine was. It was listed as part of the order summary. It's not always clear, so if you can't find it, just reach back out to your salesperson.

Initially, yes. New MY. New generation. Eventually, things will settle down. There's Limited Production and Limited Availability. Limited Production: Ford is only going to build so many, period. Limited Availability: Some options and features will not be available right away. It might be...

In instances like this, if possible, I give them like an hour after they open to settle down and get into their routine. Then I arrive, sit down to discuss and walk through any concerns. I don't leave until it's settled. Not in a bad way. I just let them know I can wait and work with them as...

I can think of two things: 1. The dealer does not have an allocation for a Mustang. All dealers, all models, all builds, require an allocation. They might be working with their regional rep to secure one. This can happen, for dealers that don't order certain models often. 2. The dealer is not...

Orders can be changed up until they are scheduled for production and the VIN is cut. Once the VIN is created, Ford is committed to the configuration on file. The salesperson can amend the order. Just keep a hand on them, ensure they follow-through and give you a copy of the changes.

Mis-typing, sending to a dead account, not putting it in are common issues. The rep should be able to confirm quickly in Ford's systems next time they are at work.

I wouldn't be concerned. Generic e-mails can be quite common. As with the Build and Price, these e-mails can have their quirks. I received on e-mail before which listed one option, twice. Another, which listed like 75% of what I selected for the build and the rest, unmentioned. They ack'd the...

I'd think you should receive a confirmation e-mail, yes, regardless of location. Could be something as simple as an incorrectly-inputted e-mail address. Or, they did not enter one at time of order. My experience... The dealer took my e-mail information as part of the order process. I had an...