Production Hold on Brembo cars
Probably no one in the know who can say how long it will be. Just hang in there. There's a lot of us who ordered as far back as January and still don't even have a scheduled date. I would guess most of us won't be seeing our cars until July.
I am a bit of a pessimist. In my brain, I'm thinking this -- they won't have all the issues fixed and QA complete until end of April. At that point, retail orders will start getting scheduled for late May to early June. And I still think shipping will take a good month for many. That puts us at late June to early July.
I am a bit of a pessimist. In my brain, I'm thinking this -- they won't have all the issues fixed and QA complete until end of April. At that point, retail orders will start getting scheduled for late May to early June. And I still think shipping will take a good month for many. That puts us at late June to early July.
Last edited by CG205; Apr 19, 2010 at 08:40 AM.
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you clearly do no work for Ford or have one clue what the **** you are talking about. But thanks for playing!
Maybe you should listen to people who do work for Ford. Ford PR doesnt like to publizie that problems at a plant hapopen, so how EXACTLY are you going to hear from Ford Directly on this issue.
Last edited by Boomer; Apr 19, 2010 at 10:08 PM.
whatever- thanks for your .02 response, it was really "productive"


you clearly do no work for Ford or have one clue what the **** you are talking about. But thanks for playing!
Maybe you should listen to people who do work for Ford. Ford PR doesnt like to publizie that problems at a plant hapopen, so how EXACTLY are you going to hear from Ford Directly on this issue.
If you dont know what your talking about STFU
Maybe you should listen to people who do work for Ford. Ford PR doesnt like to publizie that problems at a plant hapopen, so how EXACTLY are you going to hear from Ford Directly on this issue.
If you dont know what your talking about STFU
Last edited by Boomer; Apr 19, 2010 at 10:09 PM.
I asked too... my customer care guy didn't know anything about it or didn't admit it anyway. I don't really have a problem with it. If I was a manufacturer and didn't have a contractually required date to deliver product but knew there was a minor problem or problems that I wanted to take care of before shipment, I'd quietly do it, wipe the sweat off my brow, breathe a sigh of relief and send the product out to my customers who will ultimately be happier with a GOOD product in a reasonable time than a defective product fast.




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