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Kind of like the 2020 toilet paper shortage but with trucks.

I'm glad the OP is ok and "walked away". Unfortunately I think we're going to see a battle about how the insurance companies view a cars value vs market value in these modern car sales times.

Don't forget we are entering the retail christmas period where their orders increase. More orders equal more rail cars equal the need for more trains. Problem is the rail companies have a limited number of crews so you will see rail cars, including the ones somebody's Mav is on, waiting to be...

Put a hidden toggle switch in the fuel pump circuit.

My family ALWAYS ordered our new cars. That way we got them exactly as we wanted. The only time a car was bought off the lot was if a match happened to be there. Nowadays with the limited option choices the odds of what you would order are already in stock.

As my dear departed Grandmother was fond of saying......."Fair is where you go for corndogs and ferris wheels. This is reality."

"Ok, here's $10" ~ Ford

You're not married to the guy. Walk in and say you're there to pick up your truck and let the dealership find someone to take care of business.

Don't look at it as the knee-bag teeking your knee. Think of it as the bag kept it from being worse.

That guy had a Superbird AND a Charger Daytona get washed out of his garage.

Still gonna have a $10k adm on it.

You could just walk away if your were upset but , hey, $5k.

Awesome. See you in 12 months!

Check out the crash ratings of pre-unibody cars and see the difference.

But it's not a steel cross member. It's folded steel of roughly 18 gauge in thickness. Trust me, it'll bend like origami. And of those rear end incidents, what kind of vehicles were they?

That's actually not a good idea for a Mav. As mentioned above, being a unibody there is no frame. The hitch is mounted to hard points in the rear. The OP being rear ended had the force spread across the rear of his Mav. Running that or any other hitch is going to focus all the energy into one...

Except.............if the OP doesn't have replacement insurance then all the demanding in the world is not going to change the terms of the insurance contract both parties agreed to. And THIS is a huge reason to not pay the stupid ADM that some dealers want. NO insurance company in the world...

Unibody vehicles are actually quite strong. All of the cars with 5 star crash ratings nowadays are all unibody. Ease of repair........that's a different issue.

Ford crushing new buyers hearts. 😂