How to Find Ford Model e Certified Dealers

[Mach-Lee]

There isn't an official list published yet, but we can use the Build and Buy website to find participating dealers. Only Model e Certified dealers can sell 2024 model year EVs.

1. First, head to: https://www.ford.com/finder/2024/mach-e/
2. Next, choose a configuration. Choose a popular one like GT. Click "Choose your options".
   
3. Click on you ZIP code and edit if it's not correct. Also set your search radius. Then click "View matches".
   
   
   
4. On the match page, click the "Sort and Filter" button.
   
5. The list that appears are the closest Model e Certified dealers to you. Click the "More Dealers" link to show more results, if available. If there aren't very many listed, you might have to expand your search radius.
   
6. That's it, you've found the Ford Model e Certified dealers near you.

 

[AKgrampy]

I guess that would only work if the dealer has a 2024 model in stock - correct?

 

[Kamuelaflyer]

I guess that would only work if the dealer has a 2024 model in stock - correct?

I don’t think so. I just did this with a GT and the local dealer here popped up with an “Available in August” result.

 

[zvez]

I guess that would only work if the dealer has a 2024 model in stock - correct?

I just did it, built a 24 and it showed my local dealer. I don't think they have to have 24s in stock.

 

[Mach-Lee]

I guess that would only work if the dealer has a 2024 model in stock - correct?

They should all show up with future vehicles because they will collectively pull vehicles from a common stock (retail replenishment center). This means you can buy a particular vehicle at the retail center through any local dealer of your choosing, allowing you to shop around. It's a much better model than each dealer hoarding their supply of vehicles.

 

[Billyk24]

Model E dealers need to install dcfc chargers? By 2025? A dealer in Wausau. WI. fits this guide but is lacking dcfc charging stall via plugshare.

 

[Mach-Lee]

Model E dealers need to install dcfc chargers? By 2025? A dealer in Wausau. WI. fits this guide but is lacking dcfc charging stall via plugshare.

Chargers should be in by the end of June this year. That deadline was already pushed back once from January.

 

[AKgrampy]

They should all show up with future vehicles because they will collectively pull vehicles from a common stock (retail replenishment center). This means you can buy a particular vehicle at the retail center through any local dealer of your choosing, allowing you to shop around. It's a much better model than each dealer hoarding their supply of vehicles.

I see it working now for one dealer in Alaska

 

[apwelsh]

There isn't an official list published yet, but we can use the Build and Buy website to find participating dealers. Only Model e Certified dealers can sell 2024 model year EVs.

1. First, head to: https://www.ford.com/finder/2024/mach-e/
2. Next, choose a configuration. Choose a popular one like GT. Click "Choose your options".
   
3. Click on you ZIP code and edit if it's not correct. Also set your search radius. Then click "View matches".
   
   
   
4. On the match page, click the "Sort and Filter" button.
   
5. The list that appears are the closest Model e Certified dealers to you. Click the "More Dealers" link to show more results, if available. If there aren't very many listed, you might have to expand your search radius.
   
6. That's it, you've found the Ford Model e Certified dealers near you.

I don’t think that is true. My dealer, Fritts Ford, in California, only has two J1772 chargers that are very low amps, and they have 2024 model Mach-e models in stock.

 

[Billyk24]

I don’t think that is true. My dealer, Fritts Ford, in California, only has two J1772 chargers that are very low amps, and they have 2024 model Mach-e models in stock.

We dont know the full details on modifications Ford made with its dealers. Will become more evident durong the summer months.

 

[4sallypat]

I don’t think that is true. My dealer, Fritts Ford, in California, only has two J1772 chargers that are very low amps, and they have 2024 model Mach-e models in stock.

Same with Ken Grody Ford and Norm Reeves Superstore Ford - J1772 only.

 

[Opa]

I guess that would only work if the dealer has a 2024 model in stock - correct?

Not necessarily

I clicked on the OP’s link, and selected a GT in vapor green with the extended battery, and the Ford website said by local dealer would have one in stock by August.

BTW, Woody Anderson Ford in Huntsville Alabama (on Jordan Lane not the Madison location) is a certified E dealership. I’m going to swing by the dealership in the next few days and find out when they are going to have their Ford DCFC‘s up and running and will follow up.

 

[Geep]

I thought that every Ford dealer had to have an EV trained technician……

 

[Mike G]

I thought that every Ford dealer had to have an EV trained technician……

That's not the only criteria.

 

[Mike G]

Not necessarily

I clicked on the OP’s link, and selected a GT in vapor green with the extended battery, and the Ford website said by local dealer would have one in stock by August.

BTW, Woody Anderson Ford in Huntsville Alabama (on Jordan Lane not the Madison location) is a certified E dealership. I’m going to swing by the dealership in the next few days and find out when they are going to have their Ford DCFC‘s up and running and will follow up.

McClary in Athens is no longer an EV certified dealer but they do have an EV tech. And three '23 GT-PEs on the lot that are still waiting to be sold.

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