you just need to make sure you check who youre dealing with though. Not all places will want to do below invoice. example, my dealer is a 5 minute drive from a large military base. they will have 0 issues moving these vehicles and operate on an "MSRP only" system for new cars. Ford X-plan at...
X-plan is a special deal Ford offers for partnered companies and individuals. its a steep discount over MSRP, the math is something like .4% under the dealer invoice plus a 100 doc fee and admin fees. in total for my build MSRP is 62k but X-plan is 57K.
theres a few ways to get X-plan access...
theres a difference between the two, the DH spoiler in the photo above has some angular aspects of it on the wing itself while the PP is just a straight piece from one end to the other.
it all depends on what you want really, if you want a car super fast and can afford it, then i dont see why not, but if youre not too picky and want the most bang for your buck i would suggest looking around for a used one for way cheaper, a quick search on cargurus in NY brought me this 2019 GT...
not sure on the timeframe but my first major thing will be the RTR grille and ground effects, im skipping on the spoiler and wheels because i have the pp and prefer the looks of the pp wing and wheels over the RTR version
Semisonic's "Closing Time" on the way to the dealer to trade in my 2010 GT premium, then as soon as i close and leave the lot ill be blasting Sabaton's "Primo Victoria" followed by a cruise while blasting "Free Bird"
probably, might change, i dont know
thats not really that quiet, its more likely the audio from the stream being quiet, id say noise wise it was on par with or louder than most of the sports cars ran today. Only car i can really say was definitely louder was the 911 RSR GTE car. Granted i didnt get to see much from today thanks to...
thats probaly only good for local deliveries, the issue isnt a lack of trucks to run large volume, the issue is lack of drivers to operate said trucks which means long lead times for contracts as less drivers need to run more loads, running smaller loads only exaggerates the problems because...
it could also be logisitcal problems in the shipping segment, the trucking industry is notoriously understaffed and shrinking fast and the rail industry isnt faring much better
you should be fine, it was a 10-12 day turnaround for my car to go from blend date to produced (accounting for FRAP being closed last week). so if you blend before mid August you should be fine
so mine hasn't changed to "built" however it has a date of 10 July under "in production" my window sticker had its blend date as 22 June and, from what ive read in other Ford forums, the 10 July date is the day its actually done production, however it wont show as built until is moved to be...
it all depends on what Ford considers a "quality control defect", could be major noticeable things like panel misalignment or it could be something less noticeable like paint imperfections or a small tear in the leather.
they already shut down the lines once for QC issues and they probably did...