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Since when? Ace said they are shipping from Baltimore: https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/threads/has-anyone-concrete-news-about-europe-avaiability-of-s650.158772/post-3266221 - or does this only affect EU customers?

Looks like you also need to prepare for delays: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-68664664 :(

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-68664664 Is Ford shipping from Baltimore as well? In German news papers there have been already articles published that this bridge collapse is blocking mercedes import terminal.

In the newer manual for Ford Transit (see previous page) it is at last mentioned that you can disable the chime permanently and the system itself by pressing a button on the steering wheel (until engine restart). This is a solution I could live with. I just called my dealer but he said that...

They you have a warning signal that the system is inoperable :crackup: I hope there is a way to disable that sound, I currently have a bad gut feeling about preordering the mustang blindly. Should have listen to my earlier feeling and buy a S550 :(

I know this is more hypothetical, but I think the system we are searching for is rather something called "Traffic Sign Recognition", see for example the manual for the new Ford Transit (only 2024 manual I found in DE/ENG on Ford European Websites and a car that at least hast Sync4 as well)...

This, or maybe the new "Intelligent Speed Assistance"-System. At least I couldn't find any documentation about how it works in the new Mustang. Worst case could be that it limits your maximum or actively decrease your speed based on whatever the "intelligence" recognises.

7. GT - Manual - Carbonised Grey Metallic - On the Ship (8-16 weeks) - Germany