P2, are probably right. But I must wait for the bad weather to pass. It might be hail and tornadoes alone the route. For the money I save I could stay many nights in nice hotels
I had ordered a GT and waited 3 months. BUT it arrived at the dealer damaged. I refused delivery. Search the web and found another one on the lot at a dealer 650 miles away.
I considered renting a car and driving up. Buy it and drive it home. But the weather this week is not looking good and it...
Stonehauler. You made some great points. I have been considered a 2023 GT with 2500 miles. Dealer asking $42k. I have not bought but a few used cars for the reasons you stated. I did find a dealer in Ohio that will go invoice on a silver, manual, "regular" GT as they are called by the DH folks...
Looking to find another one. I want the last of the V8, manual vehicles built. I just don't want to go through the ordering thing again. Making sure the bumper/ headlight is installed correctly. I can't give up on the S650.
roadpilot, I can really feel your concern. Michigan, right?
Ordered 21 Dec 23. Built 22 Fed 24. Shipped 29 Feb 24. Arrived 22 Mar. DAMAGED with 20 miles and all shipping material removed when it arrived. Someone wanted to take it for a joy ride. Refused delivery. Long wait for nothing. I was suspect when it took over 3 weeks to travel 650 miles.
The lower cover help directs the airflow around the engine for better cooling. I like taking the cover off to see if there be any leaks or issues.
My $.02 worth
There are many experts here. If anyone can top purchasing 68 new cars, please jump in. I have lost more money than I can count trading or selling with in a year or two. If someone can find a GT, white or silver, manual, PP, Act. Exh, for $4k or more off, please tell me where. I'm OK with...
Well, My Mustang arrived at the dealer after being in shipping for 22 days. I don't even live west of the Mississippi. I had the sales person take pictures as it was being unloaded. It had 19 miles on it and shipping plactic removed from the interior and exterior. The transport mode was off...
I have pictures of it coming off the transport. The salesperson put it in safe place until I get there. The service department has not touched the car.
The transport mode was off when it came off the transport. The salesperson took pictures as it was unloaded. The dealer has not touched the car except to put it inside the service area. We had an understanding that all plastic and wraps were to remain on. So with the driver seat cover missing...
I regret buying the car and I have not taken delivery yet. The salesperson sent pictures of the car as it came off the transport. I ask for a picture of the drivers side headlight, and sure enough, it has the gap between the light and bumper. Sad that the factory let's this go pass QC. It also...
My GT arrived today with 19 miles. I'm thinking of not accepting the car. It took 22 days to get to S.Carolina. I'm thinking someone took a a joy ride somewhere along the way. The drivers seat covering is missing and it not in transport mode. A long 3 month wait for nothing.
It took 2 weeks from "in production" to built. Mine was completed on the 22 of Feb. Shipped on the 29th of Feb. STILL waiting for it to arrive at the dealer. Over 3 weeks is not good and I'll bet it will have some damage. Looking into a backup plan, C8 maybe, already on the lot for sure.
I am waiting for my ordered GT to arrive. Ford says it shipped on 29 Feb. It's now 3 weeks in transit. I'm not thinking it will show up perfect. Too long being loaded, unloaded and handled. If I find any defect or scatches I'm not taking delivery. It NOT just a car. A Camry is just a car.
With...
I do have one on order and I do have concerns. Bad batteries, bad tires, bad panel fitment, screen power up issues and paint defects. Man, this does worry me. My order is due in any day now. I hope I don't have all
of them all.
I'm looking at a a used 2023, and for the same equipment as a 2024, it's $5k less on the window sticker. And it has an owners manual. I not complaining, just stating the facts.
You are kidding, right. Most only know how to start the car and plug in their phone. Americans treat vehicle just like appliances. A thing to get them to Starbucks.:wink: