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Seems pretty obvious the only reason they are doing so is the discovery of the defect's origins by the NHTSA. Ford was already subject to a class action on this and did nothing. Took the Feds to get involved. Not saying it was planned obsolescence, but let's not act like Ford really stepped up...

My first thought was that you can get a 2023 BB for $29,000 brand new in this market. With 7k miles, I would assume it would get appraised at around $25k. I can't believe they aren't gonna total it.

That's how it is looking.

If these are replacing the Wildpeaks, then boo. If these are replacing the worthless Contis, then hooray.

My point being, if dealers are selling OBXs new for $32k, that $26.5K offer from Vroom doesn't sound that bad. Most of us bought when the Sport was still somewhat supply limited. The crap interest rates coupled with the loss of the new novelty factor has created a glut of Sports. Heck, new Big...

They aren't going to get $36k for a used OBX. Prices on the Sport have straight up collapsed. Plenty of dealers have new OBXs for less:

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The Hermosillo plant is clearly Ford's most efficient. My BS only took 3 months to build.

If you wait long enough (14 days) the Sport will go into Deep Sleep Mode and all of those sounds will go away as it will shut off all electrical function. Apparently, absent that, it is never really "off" completely. It can also go into Deep Sleep Mode if it gets too cold outside or the battery...

I own a 2023 BB. For what I need out of the Sport, the 1.5L is a fine engine. It runs smooth enough. There is plenty of power generated by the engine (181 HP) considering the size of the vehicle. I've had it about 6 months now, and I am pleased with it. I like the 28 mpg I get from it as well...

Wow. This must be the longest time yet for the Ford Bot to reply to a post. I wonder if OP still has that Sport?

I think these look pretty sharp. If I had an OB, I would definitely grab a set.

It’s somehow more fiscally responsible to spend over a thousand dollars and tons of time (along with possibly screwing up your car) to retrofit something you could get for $195. Ppl trade in cars all the time for many different reasons. Sometimes, many times, it’s because there is some option...

The video isn't posted on the build site. But there are not any videos posted on the build site. Do you need a video to know what the floor liners are for? You keep talking about it being promoted as a table, but the name of it is in fact "Cargo Management System" and that is how it is in fact...

Well, good thing you don't have to.

First, there are enough Sports on the lot with CMS that if you really want it, trade yours in for one with CMS (if you can get decent interest). I wouldn't even think about trying to retrofit it for what the parts cost. I ordered it with mine and I have used it a few times. I took my teenagers...

There used to be a time where I felt liked I needed to research myself up on local prices, options and everything before heading to do war at the dealership. Now, I just fly to Granger, IA, save 10-15%, done in 15 minutes, and instead of spending that day fighting with the guy in the business...

Mine from Granger is on the App for both my F150 and BS

Looks sharp! Do your wheels feel heavy or not too bad?

Auto stop.