We have something similar with American Family.  Run an app on our phones and we get a discount based on our driving.  35% off for this period.  I don't mind sharing a little info for big savings as I don't have anything to hide.

When do you expect to be back to work and building the Super Duty?

I wouldn't worry about it too much....lots of bluster and incendiary remarks out of the White House and then bing, bang, boom...a free plane or two later and all is well...

Wow I'm kinda surprised they are just giving up instead of trying to improve it and increase sales 

I wish turning on the cruise control in my 2025 didn't automatically activate lane keep assist.    Or that I could set it permanently off in the settings menu. 

Yippie, Thais make vehicles with decent quality and are a low cost production Center, this could be positioning for a resurgence in the TPP, Trans Pacific Partnership agreement with all the countries that don’t have tariffs on each other……

Funny how lack of changes impact sales. Who would’ve thought!

I think there’s an contract requirement to produce something like 250,000 of each but I could be wrong on that as Ford exercised an option to reduce Al units when things started to go off plan….. Ford Europe still needed to make these vehicles but I think there’s an contract blob styling didn’t go over well with potential customers, that and if people wanted a VW ID4 or ID5 then they just go buy one from VW. The EU program director wouldn’t hear any criticism of the vehicles which shows just how out of touch he is.

Our fuel is a lot more expensive, diesel used to be much cheaper than petrol but once everyone switched with diesel pickups and utilities, the oil companies started raising prices to protect their lost profits form the petrol side..   While they are fuel efficient, the modern diesels don’t like lots of short trips as it clogs up the converters when they can’t regen but pretty sure many of you in North America know all about that added pain….

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