lpe403
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It's called contract law and if you don't like the terms of the deal don't enter into the contract. Of course there are Constitutional limitations, but Ford could require all sorts of weird things from buyers.That' crazy.
Regardless of what people's opinions are in reference to those buying cars to store them or for investment purposes, it's patently ridiculous and outright skullduggery for a manufacturer to force how much mileage the legitimate owner of a vehicle must put on their car.
After the check clears, it's the owner's car. End of story. Period
This wreaks of an overseeing "big brother" mentality, which thankfully, we are finally getting rid of in this country.
Definitely don't need this cr@p seeping into the auto industry ...
As far as "big brother" is concerned, that is actually getting worse, but that is a matter for another forum.
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