Lucky luke
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- First Name
- Luc
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- Dec 15, 2020
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I fully agree. If I see the available technology of the actual cars compared with my 6 years OLD car Everyone should accept that technology is changing fast and Ford has to follow this trend. A car that is ordered today is old stuff for the developers of the V2023Guys, I hate to say this, but in five years this car is going to be old hat because of battery technology. Or did we forget about that in stressing over the OS? Doesn’t mean it won’t be drivable or just as much fun as it was the day you got it. If in 5 years you like that new tech better, trade it in. If you keep your cars 10 years or more no one says this car won’t drive - you just won’t have the latest toys.
When people ask me if they should buy a Mac or an iPhone now or wait for the new one, I always tell them there is always a new one over the next horizon - do what makes you happy now or you will be forever waiting.
Me, I’m hoping my first edition becomes a Classic As Ford’s first serious BEV. ‘65 Mustangs are still around and people love and collect them even though they don’t have the latest tech.
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