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I have it, but without the license that downloads with the file it won't work for you. Email sync naviagtion support and they will get you the license and download again. https://syncnavigation.com/ford/contactus

$3500 of that is the current incentive and it's a 2023 model. No one is buying a 2023 for MSRP when you can buy a 2024 for MSRP.

Thank you.

Really no way to prove that it happened randomly. I sell capital equipment for a living and when these outliers occur, even though i trust the doctors account of what happened, there really is no recourse. It's unfortunate but it is the truth of the matter.

I just ordered a 2024 Equinox LS for my work vehicle (Fleet car). I don't mind them, but I wouldn't buy one myself. I have put over 75k miles on multiples though with no issues.

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I love my BS. But at 6 weeks I’m looking elsewhere. What’s wrong with it?

Lmao. I am almost due for some new tires. Could claim a warranty on the fact that the car caused the tires to go bad from driving, making it Fords fault. They made the car so it’s their responsibility somehow.

I hope this deters people from buying one. That way I’ll see less of them and if anything happens I’ll get parts quicker.

That’s wild! Glad you’re ok

Crazy. You have any pics from right after?

Was it open or closed when it happened?

Best of luck getting it replaced. I think you should take some other route than "it's a safety issue" because the seat belt functioned as designed, it just didn't retract as planned. In my opinion Ford is going to tell you this. I would follow @sajohnson's advice and ask for a goodwill...

Thanks for this! Ordered the plans and just got all the legos in from around the world lol.

It's definitely not easy to access from the drivers seat, but I'm not locking anything up while I'm in the vehicle. I really only use my lockbox right now when going to someone's house or at the airport which I'm at frequently.

You shouldn't have an issue just getting one like that Reese with the height of the BS. You should also look into getting a pin that locks and a lock for the trailer as well, if you are going to be parking it outside and in hotel lots etc...

Yep. In my opinion this is just smart business. It generates leads for them from interested buyers and they can then push dealer stock orders, or if the buyer refuses delivery they have people lined up for the sale. At least you know you ordered a car that quite a few people are interested in!

This is the way to go, unless you need to buy one with a drop to really account for height issues between the height of the hitch on your BS and the height of the trailer/camper you are towing. You want it pretty level to be ideal, but you see people all the time towing things at crazy angles...

Dealers websites always show all cars coming in, regardless of them being special orders or not. This is common practice what you are seeing with your car showing on the website.

Just get something like this and you'll have all your bases covered...