Like in the case of the 350 failures, Ford never published any data as to why it happened or how many engines got replaced. A few people had two replacements.....I'm betting that Ford was quite happy when the original warranty was up on them, and pretty soon the extended warranties will be gone...
I traded in my 23 4 BW last month with 7k miles for a 991.1 C4S and I got 53k for it. Blue with manual and upgraded seats but no CF. Honestly with fall and winter on the way, if you wait too long they will give you even less. Try selling to Carmax or Carvana.
Get a code reader and see what the faults are. I have one called blue thunder and the dongle plugs into the OBD port and uses Bluetooth to talk to the app on your phone. You can see the fault codes and also clear some of them out. Easy to use and cheap. Or you can spend more and get a more...
Well nine days out just to get him in for an appointment on a brand new car that was over 100k….ill agree with others that’s a bit much. Plus I’d have it taken on a flatbed there and dropped off.
I got offered Dent Protection and other gibberish on the 991.1 C4S I just picked up. Between that stuff and the wheel tire protection plan, it was close to 12k or so add ons. Which I declined all of. When I declined all of it, I made sure to laser eye him so he would not keep trying.
I do over 100 every time I take mine out for a derive. Good thing it was not in Va though, as you could do jail time......a weekend in the pokey. Jason Werth found out as did a Jalopnik writer.....did some hard time yo...
I had a rear shock that did the same thing. Subtle at first then it got worse and I took it to the dealer, and the left rear shock was bad. It’s not supposed to be wet there. Take it in. Mine went bad when the GM strike was hitting, so no parts were shipped till that ended. But they got one in...
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