Someone in central and east coast run a search on the ford site for me, mach-e in infinite blue

[tmblue]

Wondering if anything is sitting on the ground in your region. The 500 mile range for me in California, doesn't reach very far.

Looking for awd/extended, silver interior infinite blue.

Or if someone knows how I can go about extending my search, that would be cool as well

Thanks!

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[RickMachE]

Wondering if anything is sitting on the ground in your region. The 500 mile range for me in California, doesn't reach very far.

Looking for awd/extended, silver interior infinite blue.

Or if someone knows how I can go about extending my search, that would be cool as well

Thanks!

Change the zip code... You can put in any zip code, then change back to 500 miles.

 

[DevSecOps]

Wondering if anything is sitting on the ground in your region. The 500 mile range for me in California, doesn't reach very far.

Looking for awd/extended, silver interior infinite blue.

Or if someone knows how I can go about extending my search, that would be cool as well

Thanks!

Use cars.com and Edmunds. Much better than Ford and you can select unlimited miles. I found my MME in Florida using cars.com and I'm in California as well.

That way you don't have to figure out zip codes all over the USA and bust out the protractor to draw 500mi radius circles ?

 

[tmblue]

okay thanks all I'll try not to be so dense but DevSec is right I don't want to pull out the protractor and start learning zipcodes either hahaha

 

[generaltso]

Infinite Blue was discontinued a while ago so it’s likely an uphill battle unless you’re looking for used.

 

[ebeponyan]

Infinite Blue was discontinued a while ago so it’s likely an uphill battle unless you’re looking for used.

True. You may still get lucky with a mannequin car, which generally still qualify for the tax credit*. Although you have to imagine those test drives put on some hard mileage, and there's no guarantee that the dealership has been taking good care of the battery either.

*probably want to consult an expert on that

 

[HFn!eSwMFilFX4mxbn&!P9T&G]

True. You may still get lucky with a mannequin car, which generally still qualify for the tax credit*. Although you have to imagine those test drives put on some hard mileage, and there's no guarantee that the dealership has been taking good care of the battery either.

*probably want to consult an expert on that

I'm not an expert, but an owner. Replaced half of HV battery, 2 recalls, failed OTA updates and 2 bad CV joints. I'd probably stay away from the earlier builds unless you are willing to trade-off the headaches for the color.

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