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Ford buys back vehicles, sometimes lemon law, sometimes not, fixes them, and then offers them for sale. Sometimes title is changed to note that also.

The top 2 on the market are A2Z and Lectron. A2Z is less expensive, especially if you buy direct instead of Amazon. They also sell a Tesla Destination adapter, which is for hotels and private homes. Code FORDFORUM will get you a 10% discount. A2Z Typhoon Pro and A2Z Stellar...

Must be a "written binding contract". That means that 99% of vehicle transactions before purchase don't qualify, because they aren't binding contracts. If you can walk, it's not binding.

No, the frunk cannot be locked to prevent access to anyone with access to the inside of the vehicle. Nor can the tailgate. If you have rear underseat storage (factory option, no longer offered), you can lock that and then not give them a physical key.

They simply pull the internal release...

I would return it. Using a cheap Chinese adapter is not going to end well.

Here's the problem with your class - it didn't give you the DATA. Lacking data, having a statistics degree gets you nowhere. No, it's NOT a textbook example of scale. The FACTS are that a higher % of gas vehicles catch fire each year. The UK’s Guardian newspaper is out with a new...

When Ford announced "Ford Options", they removed the ability to buy at the end of a traditional lease, trying to push people to Ford Options. Then, when they discontinued Ford Options, they put it back. Your search is revealing that period of time. Your lease paperwork shows you whether you...

Think of the Emporia as a light switch. When you set the hours on it, outside those hours, the switch is OFF. No matter what the vehicle asks for, no power can come. In addition, it has no idea of the state of charge of the vehicle, so that limit needs to be set in the vehicle. That said...

Lariat... Thousands of F-150 owners have had leaks, yes. As stated, it's a drain issue.

Smoke detectors are not recommended for garages due to dust, exhaust (not an issue with an EV), and extreme temperatures. Ideally, you want a rate of rise heat detector, which triggers for a rapid increase in temps. Failing that, a temperature sensor, set high enough. My SimpliSafe system has...

Former firefighter here. When you have to argue with someone over "Get Out", you're fighting a losing battle...

Wow... What do you do for your gas vehicles that have a higher likelihood of catching fire?

I sold my Charge Station Pro for $1,000 right after I got it, so I'm not advocating using it. BUT, if one uses it already, then this solution is better than cutting pieces out of adapters or cords.

There are no warranties that extend coverage on the high voltage battery and components, to my knowledge, at any cost. I wouldn't buy a vehicle if I knew I would exceed that warranty during at least the first few years of ownership, if at all.

Thunderstorm Lite - designed for the Ford Charge Station Pro

Unless it's a fleet order, with the option, it has a 48amp onboard charger, regardless of trim.

You bought a 2023. Old news, many threads on this. All removed.

Never used the paid version of ABRP yet, and had no issues. 4+ years.

You're wondering why Tesla hasn't invested in upgrading their network in your area. The answer is that it's very far down the list of Tesla ownership, so they're not going to invest new money there. The old Tesla SuperChargers work fine, just slower, if you own a Tesla. Top reasons: - The...