The Macan is going to be playing in a different ballpark than any other EV currently available. For those willing to pay the price, it will be an amazing drive. No other automaker spends the time to dial in chassis tuning and driving dynamics the way Porsche does. The official release is this...
Yes they can't retroactively modify the price of something already sold, because the sales tax will still have to be based on the original price paid. Unfortunately a refund from Ford will not qualify the sales for a tax credit.
Im not sure this is enough. They need to get the Premium Long Range below $55k. They can remove the charger and charge for it at the parts desk, and make bluecruise an after purchase software add on. The ineligibility for the tax credit in that trim is a big problem for Ford. At the end of...
Your electrician is incompetent. He should have used 6/3 wire. Putting a 60 AMP breaker is a problem because 60 amps through 8/3 is a fire hazard, even though the charger is only supposed to draw 32 amps, the breaker is the safeguard incase it tries to draw more due to a fault.
Yes it will work most of the time but to have 2 GFCIs controlling the same circuit is not a good setup - this is why Tesla removed the 14-50 option, and ChargePoint says it’s not recommended and that if code requires a 14-50 to be on GFCI then you should hardwire the charger. It may work most...
If GFCI is code where you live for a 14-50 and the electrician insists on it I would recommend having the charger hardwired at which point you don’t need a GFCI breaker. All the wall mounted EV chargers have a GFCI built in and this is a recipe for nusciance tripping of the breaker.
Go in person on a Saturday and demand to speak to the manager...repeat your story over and over so other customers can hear...the manager will quickly come and assist you.
Honestly, you probably aren't going to get a dealership to come off of MSRP at this point. If you just don't want to do business with these guys there are plenty of dealers in the NYC area with Mach E in stock or incoming - most all are right around the $50K price point that you are looking for.
Looks like Ford may be removing incentives from their vehicles. Makes sense since inventory is pretty low.
https://www.carsdirect.com/deals-articles/ford-quietly-eliminates-almost-every-single-rebate
Nissan build quality, paint and interior materials are some of the worst in the industry...I would stay away from this as there are better built options out there including Mach E, Tesla, ID4, Ioniq etc.
All companies are affected by this, they were doing okay until that Renesas factory fire in Japan since that factory produces a huge amount of semiconductors for autos on older 90/65nm processes. Most cars have hundreds of semiconductors in them - a shortage of any of them causes the inability...
I don't know your exact rates in NJ, but in NY the natural gas prices vs electricity are so low that it is not worth it from a cost standpoint to use heat pumps and electric water heaters.. It is also very likely that your system will produce more than the rated amount. For example I have a...
Be careful over sizing your solar system. If you generate more energy that you use it sits in the account for one year, after that the utility gets to buy out those unused credits at the wholesale rate. The wholesale rate is very low and there is no ROI on that excess capacity.
I doubt they would do it with an ordered vehicle like that. The OP put a deposit on an incoming dealer stock car and sounds like they accidentally sold it to someone else.
This was their screw up. As a sign of good faith give them the option of redoing the financing as Ford Options. I know you are upset that they lied to you - but your offer to allow them to remedy their error will be helpful if they try to sue you or something. If they refuse to do that then...
It is not just the Mach E...dealers are charging over MSRP on lots of cars right now due to a supply imbalance. The best course of action is to wait if you can, nothing to really complain about unless you ordered the car expecting MSRP and the dealer added on a markup after the fact.
I have had your film on a couple cars now and I must say it holds up very well. A friend of mine just got his new 992 coated with Suntek Reaction and the ceramic like water beading properties of the film is pretty amazing. Do you have a product like that coming anytime soon?