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To add my 2 cents
For those concerned about Fords commitment to fixing any issue with the Mustang Mach E, remember Ford has acknowledged that they have a ton riding on the launch of this vehicle. It bears the name of one of their most prized name sake‘s. This has been confirmed in articles, blogs, and forums at nausea. Any bad press on this vehicle is paramount to them so they have a huge incentive to get things hammered out.
As stated several times in this thread, brand new cars have potential for issues being discovered after the customer takes ownership. This is the first of its kind, using a brand new chassis, brand new power train, brand new battery system, brand new infotainment system, and brand new way of managing all the car components. You take a risk when you decide to buy the “first of its kind“ product.
If what you are seeing recently alarms you then it’s probably best you don’t buy the first model year. I guarantee you Ford will be making changes to the vehicle within a year. They are learning what works in the real world along with us early adopters. Wait a few years when the technology has progressed enough for you to feel comfortable. No one is forcing you to buy this car and telling Ford to ‘do their job“ doesn’t bring anything constructive to the table. Again, Ford is well aware what is riding on the launch of this vehicle.
For those concerned about Fords commitment to fixing any issue with the Mustang Mach E, remember Ford has acknowledged that they have a ton riding on the launch of this vehicle. It bears the name of one of their most prized name sake‘s. This has been confirmed in articles, blogs, and forums at nausea. Any bad press on this vehicle is paramount to them so they have a huge incentive to get things hammered out.
As stated several times in this thread, brand new cars have potential for issues being discovered after the customer takes ownership. This is the first of its kind, using a brand new chassis, brand new power train, brand new battery system, brand new infotainment system, and brand new way of managing all the car components. You take a risk when you decide to buy the “first of its kind“ product.
If what you are seeing recently alarms you then it’s probably best you don’t buy the first model year. I guarantee you Ford will be making changes to the vehicle within a year. They are learning what works in the real world along with us early adopters. Wait a few years when the technology has progressed enough for you to feel comfortable. No one is forcing you to buy this car and telling Ford to ‘do their job“ doesn’t bring anything constructive to the table. Again, Ford is well aware what is riding on the launch of this vehicle.
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