Of course they should, but stuff happens.Of course I will do this. But it’s a seat for God’s sake. A bad batch? This isn’t a case of the runs from eating bad Chinese food. It’s vinyl. Suppliers should know how to make vinyl.
Wow, remind me to never sell you anything, not even a bagel!Of course I will do this. But it’s a seat for God’s sake. A bad batch? This isn’t a case of the runs from eating bad Chinese food. It’s vinyl. Suppliers should know how to make vinyl.
A car spa every couple of weeks sure sounds like babying to me!I don’t baby my car. It goes to the car spa every couple of weeks and that’s it.
Vinyl-eating bacteria in saline solutionJust curious west the interior protection product was.
The runs! LOL!!!!Of course I will do this. But it’s a seat for God’s sake. A bad batch? This isn’t a case of the runs from eating bad Chinese food. It’s vinyl. Suppliers should know how to make vinyl.
Reported by several others. In this thread you will see some say there dealer has agreed to replace under warranty...I didn't read through the whole thing to find out if they were successful.There are literally thousands of Mach E owners on this forum, and this is the first report I've seen of this. I love the material and it's not showing any wear at all in my car.
Nothing personal, but I'm inclined to think there's something in your specific situation causing this, not the seat material.
I'm seeing exactly the same thing on my job 1 premium MME 4X in exactly the same spots. I'm not a heavy guy at 170 pounds, I also baby the car, and it's happening on both sides with nothing in my pockets. To say I'm really disappointed would be an understatement. To be quite honest I had a feeling that this "vegan leather" stuff was going to fail in exactly those perforated spots when I first saw it. These fake leather materials are just not nearly as durable as the real thing sadly.I have generally loved my Mach E since I got it in December of 2021 (2021 job 2). It’s a Premium standard range AWD model. But this just turned me from supporter to “I will never buy a Ford again.” I have babied this car. It doesn’t have a single scratch or door ding after 13k miles and 13 months. The dealer even did an exterior and interior protection coating of some kind (I caved and agreed to it since they were wonderful and never even tried to add ADM). My daily use consists of driving my kids to school and running errands. I work from home and it’s garaged all day and night.
I’m sorry, but this sorry excuse for “vegan” leather is absolute shite. My 2017 Nissan leather looked better at 70k miles, not to mention the near-perfect leather in my 2013 Acura TSX at 75k miles. Both of those cars I bought used for $25,000 and retailed for under $40k.
I bought a first model year willing to put up with early adopter EV issues. My HVJB hasn’t failed, and I would rather deal with that. I assumed seats are one thing Ford has been making for 100 years.
In fact, this experience is similar to exactly one car I owned, a 2021 Tesla model 3. At 4k miles the paint started peeling off after a car wash. I sold it to CarMax the next day. FFS Ford, this is embarrassing. I don’t care how good the rest of the car is, if it falls apart when I sit in it, it’s a POS. No software can make up for that. I weigh 155 lbs btw. Not exactly a big guy.
“Car Spa” is the name of the car wash I take my car to. They do a pretty good job cleaning the carA car spa every couple of weeks sure sounds like babying to me!
A scam.Just curious what the interior protection product was.
No idea. I’ll have to dig out my purchase receipts. I figured it didn’t do any good, but I think it comes with additional interior warranty so maybe that’s worth something.Just curious what the interior protection product was.
Because it’s not leather and suddenly leather is a bad thing from a PR perspective… catering to a perceived demographic perhaps?Feels like they should just have done leather, I mean I don't get why EV should use vegan leather. My feeling with the perforated vinyl seats was hope they don't crack.
Wtf you supposed to do with all the skin from the beef machines? So long as steaks are consumed, there will be leather available.Because it’s not leather and suddenly leather is a bad thing from a PR perspective… catering to a perceived demographic perhaps?