Maybe you should look towards administrating for Ford corporate... That would definitely get me my car faster
Maybe you should look towards administrating for Ford corporate... That would definitely get me my car fasterTo a database.... None of that matters.
Vins are preselected. Some dealership order a cars with xyz and it falls on vin number 123. Vin 123 has been previously selected. It's not a car, it's just a Vin. That Vin would then not be assigned to dealership. Instead, that Vin is pulled. The car is still built but the computer doesn't ship it. Instead, another car is built the same way with a subsequent Vin to be sent the dealership.
This isn't rocket science and I'm sure that Ford and the NTSB (or whomever is pulling the strings) could figure out pretty easily. We sent men to the moon in the 70s.
I saw that on facebook about a week ago. Reports say that it's a V6, it's pretty ironic either way, lolThat didn't take long:
Maybe you should look towards administrating for Ford corporate... That would definitely get me my car faster
That's almost a no brainier surprised that it doesn't do it this way
Well being an IT Consultant... Keeps me in business
Software Development
Translation - you know enough to be dangerous
I'm more likely to use a keyboard as a hammer than an actual computer tool
Its on the train... I'll have it next week barring any train derailment or similar catastrophic event. The dealer will be working with me on the cost as well. I was close to driving from NJ to Ohio to pick on up at another dealer last week.By the time you get your car, you'll be able to apply incentives...
It's next week, did you get your car yet or did the train derail?
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