Sunglasses holder

[luism]

I can confirm the absence of the holder also on the European version of the Convertible, built in April.

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[GrabThatBlue]

I can confirm the absence of the holder also on the European version of the Convertible, built in April.

That is crazy! I think Ford ran out of the parts.

 

[System]

My 2025 GT Premium convertible has it but I also have the 401a package so as said earlier, perhaps that is the difference. Build date of 03/15/25.

 

[mdbacct]

I have the 401A also but no sunglasses holder

 

[System]

Then a job changeover deletion would be my next guess. Ford generally doesn't drop features mid model year except between jobs.

 

[Sofa King]

I guess Ford "cheaping out" on parts and options is how they keep the Mustang alive with low sales numbers?

 

[NVERL8]

i wish i had it in the same place as my s550, the earlier post was right your glasses come out of the headliner holder at 10,000 degrees....

 

[GrabThatBlue]

My 2025 GT Premium convertible has it but I also have the 401a package so as said earlier, perhaps that is the difference. Build date of 03/15/25.

I think your build date is the reason.

And I think @roket and me are a part of this problem. We have those parts installed on our coupe and since then the parts were sold out.

I apologize to the new convertible owners.

 

[Junkyard Dog]

i wish i had it in the same place as my s550, the earlier post was right your glasses come out of the headliner holder at 10,000 degrees....

Yeah, I don't store mine up there anymore.

 

[Farmer Fran]

Wow, just wow.

 

[DT-GT]

My convertible has it. Built the same week.

My 2025 GT Premium convertible has it but I also have the 401a package so as said earlier, perhaps that is the difference. Build date of 03/15/25.

 

[luism]

I have the 401A also but no sunglasses holder

The EU version comes by default with all “packages” included, so it must have been either removed starting Q2-25, or they forgot to mount the right part on mine.

 

[MidLifeManifustang]

As someone who switches between polarized corrective sunglasses and clear corrective lenses when I'm driving, I wouldn't want to have to fiddle around with a case or pouch to protect my lenses in the cubby or console. I'm probably a minority but this feature is important to me and I'm very thankful my '24 came with it.

I wonder if this is a case of Ford wanting to save a few bucks on every convertible mid-model year and quietly deleting the feature, or maybe instead they had a temporary shortage of the part and deemed the feature too unimportant to hold up production for it.

I have no idea what I'd do with the answer either way, just curious.

 

[Junkyard Dog]

As someone who switches between polarized corrective sunglasses and clear corrective lenses when I'm driving, I wouldn't want to have to fiddle around with a case or pouch to protect my lenses in the cubby or console. I'm probably a minority but this feature is important to me and I'm very thankful my '24 came with it.

I wonder if this is a case of Ford wanting to save a few bucks on every convertible mid-model year and quietly deleting the feature, or maybe instead they had a temporary shortage of the part and deemed the feature too unimportant to hold up production for it.

I have no idea what I'd do with the answer either way, just curious.

I set them on the console around the shifter, and I have this frequent problem of the sunglasses flying into the back seat . . .

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