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I received the same.

I also have a reservation for a GT and have not received this latest e-mail.

The missing component that explains everything could be a "DC/DC boost converter, used in some EVs in situations in which the vehicle needs to trade torque for horsepower, such as during hard acceleration at highway speeds"

You are correct. I clicked over to long range AWD assuming the default selection was a standard range like with the model 3.

That comparison chart is not correct. The actual purchase price of the model Y long range RWD is $52,000. The $48,000 quoted in the chart is Tesla's price after "potential incentives and gas savings". They did not do an apples to apples comparison so it was lazy reporting or bias.

I'm glad it isn't sitting all jacked up. It is supposed to be a sporty crossover so it needs to sit low. I will actually look to decrease the tire to fender clearance another inch from the GT photos when I receive mine.

I bet those are the base GT wheels and the performance pack will swap the wheels to those from the grabber blue GT at the launch show.

At the GT trim level I wonder which of those will be standard though.

Ford doesn't make the performance pack 2 with an auto transmission...

Th performance package will probably include magneride, the wheels shown on the grabber blue GT from the launch show, and a few other minor tid bits. I am assuming those wheels are wider than the premiums which is what adds slightly to the turning radius. I really think it won't be more than $4-5k.

I completely agree. Ford are you listening?

I really hope Ford realizes how bad that little door handle is and removes it from the production model. I would much rather there be no exterior handle just like the rear doors.

I reserved mine with a dealer nearly two hours away and will literally pass 5 other Ford dealers on the way there. I also bought my F150 at this dealer as they are a volume dealer not a meat market dealer.

That is unfortunate on the explorer. If it had a 302 in it the engine issued could have been easily fixed for a small fraction of that. My 92 GT 5.0 had 132k miles on it before a slight rear main seal leak. I beat the crap out of that car so it was impressive. At that point I built the 347...

1993 Mustang LX 4cyl 5-speed (what I learned to drive with) 1992 Mustang GT - 347 stroker short block, trickflow twisted wedge heads, edelbrock rpm intake manifold, Tremec TKO600 5-speed trans, built rear end with 31 spline axles and c clip eliminators, etc, etc, etc... 2012 Mustang GT 6-speed...

I did hear one more color is coming that has not been announced. Kona Blue could look pretty good. I am excited to see real life photos of all of the available colors rather than the renders.

What is the infinite blue metallic color listed?

Just placed a reservation for a black GT. I have owned 2 fox bodies one of which I built from the ground up as a drag car with a 347 stroker engine, 1 S197, and 1 S550. Family dictates 4 doors so I can't wait for my Mach E GT!