Cracks me up, most of those outlets around f1 are much the same as the national enquirer. It’s no secret about Wolf and Jos’s relationship. Russell sure does his best to come out on the short end of likeability for whatever reason. The cars are so bad f1 needs every distraction they can get though.
62,500ish with there 5% buyer fee. The car looked like it was treated like a daly driver, which there’s nothing wrong with that. Seller did well. Pretty much msrp for a seven year old car. Says a lot about the desireability of the 350’s.
If your finance’s are in order at your age, which it sounds like your solid, buy the car that speaks to you. I wouldn’t worry about the base over the R, the caveat there being if you realistically think you’ll keep the car very long term, then R all day long. They’re all low, even your Mach, so...
Also very much comes off with some middle manager/supervisor trying to make themselves stand out. The asked to return with full backpay is what sticks out to me. Unfortunately corporations upper managers rarely if ever step up and state the obvious in situations like this. It’s baffling because...
So I’ll respond since I posted it. It’s current pricing. Not sure what the issue is. And right after this Ford will have another incentive program. All Oem’s do for that matter, referring to domestic before some smartass says Porsche, Lamborghini or Ferarri doesn’t.
Try again… If you’re not interested in what Ford has to offer then what are you bxtching about.. It’s pointless. It’d be like me complaining about Bmw or Mercedes not having anything when I’m after a work truck. I use 450’s and 550’s, and no manufacturer can match that segment. The Bronco’s...
Take it for what it’s worth. Not sure a mil up to start is not compensated well. I’d bet just being an F1 driver on even the low side gets them 2-3 times there salary off the track. I’ve never understood why so many give two shxts what others make or how they spend it. Some of them are genuinely...
You realize the explorer starts at under 36k, and you can lease one for a little over $300 a month. Funny as well, blue collar here and just about everyone I know is, and none of us have a problem getting Ford to take our money.
Everyone’s financial constraints are different, obviously. The one thing, especially with these cars, is you get what you pay for. These are not the cars to go bargain hunting with. It doesn’t mean you have to spend 70’s 80’s or whatever, just stay away from the basement so to speak even if you...