Update on Mach-E launch progress from engineering friends in Mexico

[zhackwyatt]

It is also planned for fixed wireless broadband in more rural areas where dsl/satellite/fm radio are the only options.
Also....wireless broadband in non-rural areas controlled by a different incumbent carrier (i.e. AT&T could use this to provide broadband service in Century Link territory without laying copper/fiber the whole way).

I would think both of those cases are still using low-band 5g. Not the high-band, Gbit/sec speeds of the high-band I was discussing earlier.

 

[Maquis]

Our 62' pickup has been in the family since 67'. Aberation, yes, but one never knows, a first gen EV Mustang may have heirloom appeal.

Wow... what a coincidence! My '53 Chevy 3100 has been in my wife's family since '67. Old iron is really cool!

As far as a daily driver is concerned, I'd still be driving my '00 F150 Lariat if some idiot kid hadn't been driving 60+ on a gravel road and hit me on a blind curve.

 

[mamejunkie]

So, how's the launch progress from our engineering friends in Mexico?

 

[agoldman]

So, how's the launch progress from our engineering friends in Mexico?

OFF TOPIC!.... oh wait... ha

 

[Bookworm214]

So, how's the launch progress from our engineering friends in Mexico?

You'll never find out in this thread.

 

[SteveUk]

thread officially dead!

 

[ChasingCoral]

So, how's the launch progress from our engineering friends in Mexico?

While I still have some sources of other inside information, my source's tour in Cuautitlan is over. I don't have any more first-hand intel within the factory.

 

[RockDaphne98296]

Looks like we should be seeing quite a few ponies in the area around then.

Yes! I hope to have some friends on the roads here in Washington! It looks like we are pretty high on the orders matrix - California appears to have the highest reservation rate amongst the forum...

 

[generaltso]

Jumping in to add a real world example to the discussion:

Okay, I have to ask (and don't feel you have to answer if it's too personal). How would one go about affording a $165k Porsche Taycan but not have to pay any federal income tax?

 

[Badger_Prof]

Okay, I have to ask (and don't feel you have to answer if it's too personal). How would one go about affording a $165k Porsche Taycan but not have to pay any federal income tax?

One simple way: have all/most of your money in a Roth IRA and not have taxable level earned or taxable investment income. Assuming you are "of age" for withdrawals and your Roth has been open at least five years, none of the withdrawals are taxable. There are others ways this could happen.

 

[eltonlin]

Okay, I have to ask (and don't feel you have to answer if it's too personal). How would one go about affording a $165k Porsche Taycan but not have to pay any federal income tax?

You could have all of this in cash that you accumulated over time and/or sold off assets for in prior years. And for the current tax year, to the post above, utilized income from tax-free sources. tons of ways to game the system if you're in the income bracket to purchase a Taycan with cash.

 

[JochemvRaak]

This thread is definitely dead, nothing about real info from the factory only people discussing Tax credits.... Just unfollowed

 

[mamejunkie]

This is the only Taycan I might be able to afford.