Need to post the OF so we can judge LOL    

https://www.fromtheroad.ford.com/us/en/articles/2026/ford-gt-mk-iv-nurburgring-record

The pricing might be at parity, but the biggest issue is that most current EVs have issues that didn't make them appealing as a new cars won't translate to making them appealing used cars either.    Its like buying a flip phone at the same price as say a smart phone. 

EV sales are in the toilet, ouch  

https://www.motor1.com/news/791926/ford-gt-nurburgring-record-lap/   3rd fastest over all    

Don't forget the fire at aluminum supplier Novellis.  They won't be back to full production until May.  Until then, production of the F-series will suffer.

This morning's updated gas prices in Hamden, CT 06514 (Greater New Haven) $4.09 Regular (Cash) @ Citgo (Decrease $0.10 from $4.19)

I think Ford will be in choppy waters for awhile, as the headlines are full of recalls and lost EV money as much or more than upcoming models.  

Price parity is comin' slowly in the new car market but is practically here in the used car market.     Ford has the opportunity to be the company that changes the game for the new car market in a couple years with CE1 EV priced at or below comparable ICE vehicles. If Ford Model e will continue to lose money through at least 2027 and 2028 or even longer in order to get those CE1 products launched on time, in high volume, with high quality, so be it.         

You haven't even said what Ford site you're talking about, just "Ford site".