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Until the system crashes.
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I kinda saw that coming to be honest .. just order grey as replacement?
Me too. Was just hoping I was wrong. I wanted a lighter vehicle this time (coming from dark gray Ram). Been driving white work trucks for years, so white just seems like a work truck color to me. I'm worried about Cactus Gray. It seems pictures of it are inconsistent. I'm wondering if it's more gray or more green. Can someone who has one post a picture and tell me if it is a true representation of color?
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ive seen in cactus gray it pretty much just lighter avalanche grey. by the slightest. never seen a green in it.
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XL Hybrid with cp360 is constrained to like 5 % a thread figured.
Ford seems to not want to sell their base model that they advertised and that most want. Putting hybrids at the end of the line will help to assure this. Good luck.
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Sorry, I guess my point wasn't very clear.
I wasn't talking about the price increase compared to the private offer. (I got my truck months ago so I'm not in that private offer group.)
I was just talking about the price increase in general. Ten percent is quite a bit, but when you compare it to recent inflation it doesn't look quite as bad. And I think the truck was a little bit underpriced to start out with.
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It's possible Ford had to source different third party suppliers due to issues with the manufacturing of some parts (like Airbags). They may be paying more for the same simple parts, on top of inflation.
I also suspect, like you, that Ford was taking a hit on base XL model Mavericks though. Given that a good number of the XL builds likely were fleet orders from companies looking to tests the waters, that may have proved to be the right move long term.
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Correct. I will be contacting the BBB and a lawyer tomorrow.
My dealership says they have no information on how to order a 2023 yet even though I ordered my 2022 back in October. What can I do? Are people ordering 2023s today?
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I completely changed my order. Went hybrid this time in cactus gray. Still lariat lux and added black appearance. I hope the dealer added the copilot assist and remote start they removed from the packages. I don’t see it on my order. Also I noticed with the salesman that it only states driver seat heated but not passenger. That wld be ridiculous
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