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No, not even close. If anything they offered the truck if you want it but since it wasn't your "ordered" truck it carries a extra price for the privilege of getting it now.

Mines been in the driveway since Oct so bring it on.

The problem is others won't apply the same logic as you and look in their region or even do a basic thread search. A stick version with the states listed alphabetically and edited as new dealers find favor would let the "I need an instant answer" crowd find it on their first visit.

Well if the ratio of customers getting their panties in a wad over every little rumor and hearsay and claiming they're walking away from this truck on this website is reflected in the rest of the country there'll be an unending supply of Mavs for dealers to sell at ADM.

All the letters arriving at the Ford complaint dept, the various state agencies, the BBB, Dear Abby , etc over this issue.

"No Sir, my parents drove BMWs"

Finishing the interior on this puppy. Next up will be my 69 Cougar.

Actually they're all billable hours to install chips so.........yes.

https://www.chevrolet.com/

For the layperson, can you please give some examples of "non-necessity" price gouging?

I think FakeCowboy might be a shady Ford Dealer? Nah, he posts too much common sense.

When does that killer asteroid get here?

How many people have to have a new car to survive a pandemic?

I bet there's none of the "they're scumbags for asking $10k over" crowd that if the shoe was on the other economic foot would refuse to be paid $100hr for a job that normally pays $75hr.

What one does the girlfriend prefer?

A model that many businesses use. Want to order one, this price. Want one right now, this price +.

They will tell the OP it's normal (because it is) and not waste a tech from performing real work at $100hr shop rate.

The Admin should make this post a mandatory read before every new topic is allowed to be posted.

They get shocked by the initial post and then spend the rest of their time gathering torches and pitchforks.

Assumptions that things like this are an issue are why service managers are 1) Heavy drinkers , or 2) Devout church goers.