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Oh yea, interesting

Probably not, but I assume a retrofit will eventually be possible with new and improved batteries.

Just like a larger tire reduces gas mileage a larger tire will reduce range. Also, there are no motor sounds and aggressive tires make noise. Personally I've been driving wide tires for a couple years now and I'm stoked to go back to normal ATs.

What a weird thing to be worried about lol

Like, say electric companies that would quadruple their profits?

Because obviously you need to rebuild from the ground up.

Not going to work very well if we are being honest.

So you are aware they changed the Bronco allocations to larger dealerships. Chapman sent out a widely shared email regarding them having 200+ orders and only receiving 5 lightnings. Stating ZEV states would be receiving the allocations. The formula was pretty obvious.

Because loyal customers don't look for a new car before they need one. Sorry it was news to you. The information was widely available and pretty obvious from the bronco and Chapman emails.

Doubt it. But Ford isn't dumb enough to post a residual where they might lose money.

Dealerships would not be happy, Ford would not be happy to keep buying credits from Tesla, Loyal ford customers would not be happy for not being "in the know". Fair in your mind is you win the lottery for clicking a button before someone else? Meh.

I want it to go zap.....zap.....zap.....zap

https://abillionz.com/products/1497701?variant=39249650581527 Think I might go ahead and pull the trigger on this.

I like my roll up cover made by Truxedo, it's lasted 10 years. I bought my dad a Tyger off Amazon for Christmas 2 years ago and it looks good. I have to take a closer look on the functionality compared to the Truxedo though. I would bet it's similar.

There's no way to make everyone happy. That's just the way it is. Sorry for the guys who are going to be dissapointed this year. Realize that you are far from alone and the odds, even for a day one reservation, were 50/50 plus or minus a few based on dealership and state.

Unprovable. Unless it was bought by the IRS in anticipation of you claiming the tax credit in 6 months. I don't plan on selling my truck unless I have to. But, thinking the IRS will be able to keep track of a single private seller, or would even care, is ludicrous.

Why not? It's still offered on the Mach-E.

Prove that the original intention was for resale, good luck world.

You're suggesting the dealership would commit fraud.

Well that's good news I suppose.