My local dealer called and had three in stock - all at MSRP. How quickly the pendulum swings
I would be interested but economic conditions give me pause
I would not buy again but it's mostly due to the price and HVBJB.
PAAK has improved a lot. I don't feel apprehensive about going out without the key fob. Charging at EA has improved a lot as well
I took mine in to the dealer for the 20k service and found out they are giving me a second key fob (I have a 2021), doing the HVAC update and have a 15 module update to perform.
I agree with never buying another ICE vehicle. I love the driving experience of MME and the convenience of home charging. I still enjoy driving the MME now as much as I did when I first got it
I would not have considered it if it was an ICE. Never really liked the ownership costs associated with mustangs
I would have bought another ICE though. The MME was my first BEV and I got it because I was interested in BEV but not Tesla
I agree - let manufacturers and dealers compete against one another for customer business.
Dealers have the obvious advantage in that they control stock but do not have the service infrastructure that dealers have. I think instead of consolidation the likely outcome may be specialization
I agree. One of the local Wawa's by me has 6 electrify America stations and 6 Tesla charging stations. Popped in to test the EA and got a sub. Very nice experience
I was driving a 2016 Ford Fusion. My daughter is now driving so it worked out ?
I have owned a 1988 Ford Escort, 1990 Ford Escort, 1992 Dodge Spirit, 2000 Dodge Stratus, 2006 Dodge Dakota and still own a 2014 Dodge Grand Caravan