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You should delete the word maybe from the thread title.

Short answer: I've read that thread and didn't see what I was looking for. I've looked and read elsewhere and also was unsuccessful in finding what I was looking for. But I may have just missed it or searched poorly. I was hoping someone might have the quick answer for me. Long answer...

There was TONS more information for my 2019 F-350 when I reprogrammed that. I used the advanced method and just changed registers to adjust the features. Easy-peasy. One of the things that I really enjoyed was adjusting the momentary turn signals that virtually every car has and has set to 3...

I hope this is hyperbole. Free markets deal with this stuff really, really well. We don't actually need the government to sort out all of our peeves, irritations, and niggles. As others have said, I'm not sure it's possible to option out a Heritage model to arrive at a $46,000 MSRP ... so this...

I've seen a number of similar posts in this thread, but I'll use yours as the most recent example (but not to pick on you -- just to illustrate). That's not how MSRP works. You were $1,145 + $1,000 + $1,000 + $500 = $3,645 under MSRP. MSRP is an acronym that means something. I'll leave it...

Window Sticker/MSRP: $45,070.00 X-Plan Price: $42,491.89 Rebates, Incentives, PCO: $2,750 Total OTD (less tax, title, govt fees): $39,741.89 $5,328.11 less than MSRP 11.8% under MSRP

I'll answer my own question. I switched browsers and it worked. Using Microsoft Edge, the coupon wouldn't apply. I could add points, then add the coupon, and the discount would not appear. I'd just get the standard pricing reduced by points and the coupon code was showing in my cart...

Does anyone have any advice on getting coupons to work with FordPass points? Ford has a pretty good deal XMASJULY723 that is 25% off of some accessories I want, such as the rear cargo mat. When I go to check out, I can either apply the coupon or I can apply my FordPass points, but I cannot do...

I know things were different back when this poll was posted, but in 2023 nobody should be paying more than X-Plan + $35 for any non HL version of a Bronco Sport.

I believe I have the reason for this: If we're going off of feelings, then evidence really isn't necessary. Words matter and when people speak from a place of emotion, then data are not really relevant. ☺

Searching is your friend: https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/can-a-front-180-degree-camera-be-added-to-an-ob.3012/ https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/front-camera.5065/...

Right? I still honestly want to know whether the two people reporting the issues have either the B&O or standard audio systems -- it would be interesting to know if it was tied into the amp or DSP of the B&O. I felt like I was watching that old scene in the classic Clue movie:

I like your light bar, but, dang, they must manufacture that out of a billet piece of gold. $500 and it's not finished, nor does it come with any mounting tabs (those are add-on cost). Looks good, but I'm shopping elsewhere!

Note that the quote is entirely different from what you alleged in your post above? Having a difficult time in life means that as you progress, you're taking a path that's more difficult. You can get where you're going, but it will take more effort. Radically different than a person who will...

Fair enough. I've stricken the K&N part out. The rest stands. Nowhere did I say a person wouldn't get anywhere in life. Thanks for your resume, though.

If you're changing your air filter every year, then you're doing something wrong ... or maybe you live in the middle of the Sahara desert. K&N filters aren't maintenance free ... and K&N doesn't provide the cleaning fluid or the oil for free. Get a K&N if you want. This isn't an anti-K&N...

The biggest issue with this is that amplifiers and speakers will only amplify and play the audio signal that is present. If the audio signal is garbage, playing it louder won't help a ton. Similarly, higher fidelity speakers may actually reveal more of the signal's shortcomings. Ford uses CAN...

If you exclude rumor, then you are left only with official Ford statements. It's a self-defeating thread title.

That's not correct. No business, including automobile dealerships, are forced to honor a mistaken advertised price. Most retailers will do so to gain (or not lose) customer satisfaction. But they are not legally required to do so. When Best Buy accidentally posts an ad for a TV for $599...

Sorry, I thought this was common knowledge. There are a few organizations that, when joined, offer X-Plan pricing as one of the benefits of memberships. The most common of these is the Mustang Club of America. The lowest membership level that includes X-Plan costs $35. Other clubs that offer...