amk91
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I had ordered my vehicle from a dealership (that claimed they were the highest selling in the area for Mustangs) on June 26th, out of 2-3 other Ford dealerships.
I am now getting an ETA of October 15, mostly likely Monday October 16th. This seems unusually excessive, especially in the fact that I live within the continental United States. Is my build that difficult, that it requires much more time? I am thankful it was picked up by Ford, but a nearly 4 month wait seems really suspect.
Unless my car magically gets the updated 5.0, I am a bit miffed by having to wait much longer than the late August-mid September window I expected. Hopefully it has the best build quality of any S550, for them to be taking this much time. Annoyingly enough, I figure it's this stupid allocation issue.
I had planned to sell my ST sometime next month and was preparing to make necessary extended warranty cancellations 1 month ahead, only to see the new ETA yesterday and have to backtrack. The ST is my DD, which the Mustang replaces. Don't want to risk unforeseen repairs in regards to the warranty.
I am now getting an ETA of October 15, mostly likely Monday October 16th. This seems unusually excessive, especially in the fact that I live within the continental United States. Is my build that difficult, that it requires much more time? I am thankful it was picked up by Ford, but a nearly 4 month wait seems really suspect.
Unless my car magically gets the updated 5.0, I am a bit miffed by having to wait much longer than the late August-mid September window I expected. Hopefully it has the best build quality of any S550, for them to be taking this much time. Annoyingly enough, I figure it's this stupid allocation issue.
I had planned to sell my ST sometime next month and was preparing to make necessary extended warranty cancellations 1 month ahead, only to see the new ETA yesterday and have to backtrack. The ST is my DD, which the Mustang replaces. Don't want to risk unforeseen repairs in regards to the warranty.
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