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Ford sells the truck to the dealer. Then dealer sells it to you as an independent operator. Ford can impose punitive damages only by withholding stock vehicles in the future for the dealer. They don’t have any other optionsHazen Culley
April 8, 2022 at 9:41 AM
I ordered my XLT Hybrid Alto Blue, Luxury Package, Trailer hitch, Co-Pilot360, and have removed the Spray-in Bed liner, back in the last week of October. After not hearing anything from Ford Co. I called Marketing and Sales and YES they had my order. It would have been nice to get a confirmation that they in-fact had my order. As of today I have not been given a build date or a VIN. Since it is getting late in the production year for a 2022 model I called M&S again asking what was the plan if I had not received my Model 2022 by the time they transitioned to the 2023 model. I was told that my order will be rolled over and I would be given a 2023 model with the options I ordered. Based on a limited knowledge of Contract Law it would seem the Ford and I have a contract. The three parts of a contract are “Offer”, “Acceptance”, and “Considerance Paid”. I beleive my dealings with Ford Co. meeting those criteria. My sales person Chris Brubaker and dealer O.C.Welch in Hilton Head/Hardeville, SC. have been very considerate during the extended delays. They have let me continue to drive the vehicle I’m trading in, until my Maverick arrives. I see this as going above and beyond normal customer service.
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