Nobody's saying that.
Are they offering to tune customer cars? Obviously they wouldn't do this for free.
Otherwise, what would be the point?
Also it's funny how people think it's okay to copy tunes etc but now no sharing!
When I had my 2003 Cobra back in 2023, I came across two S650's
One still had the temp tag on it, got him to go and then I let him hear the blower as I left him
The other one the kid wouldn't even look over for almost 2 miles, then he did a ricer flyby. Must have traded a Civic in for his Mustang.
Too many trim levels. Ford has a bad habit of that.
There's 9 Broncos (not counting the bronco sport). Why? Black Diamond, Big Bend, Badlands, Raptor, Heritage Edition, Heritage Limited Edition, Everglades, WildTrak, Outerbanks....
Ecoboost
GT
Dark Horse/Boss
GT500
Leave it at that. Get rid...
I mean they can transfer one in from another dealer
Cars.com still shows 897 2024's still on the lot
5,800 2025's but I'm guessing a lot of those are 'in transit'
I didn't say they didn't. They should have sold more than they did with the price cuts. If McDonald's had $4 Big Macs they would sell way more than last month.
March was down almost 30% compared to last year
They should have sold more last month
with the lower prices, no?
They would have sold less without the discount.
Thought it would have been higher with employee pricing. But better than the 2,000 they would have sold otherwise.
Still down over 20% for the year
Mach E went way down too (no surprise)
They never 'allowed' it, but they didn't start intentionally stop people from doing it until just recently
Starting the car is a totally different thing from re-writing the software on it