shatner saves said:It's likely that it might not be accurate or it's out of date. Then they end up with the headaches of people filing into dealerships saying "but I thought it would have this and this..."
WaltA said:A good company, a company who actually cared about its customers, would have instead sent the website owner a new, more accurate, copy to replace the old one.
That would have solved Ford's problem, and still kept customers (like us) happy.
SVTJayC said:Who cares...that thing was so full of errors and contradictions, it looked like a "photochop" (if such a thing exists with documents) anyway.
shatner saves said:So, by that, I take it that you won't be buying an '05 mustang becuause of this?
spectravp said:Just a thought: If it was a chop, why would Ford be contacting people and threatening lawsuits if they don't remove it? Wouldn't they do that with the chopped pictures, too, in that case?
DBMSTNG said:probably so that people don't go to dealerships expecting what is on that form.
spectravp said:But, in that case they should be asking that chopped photos be removed as well... so that people don't go to the dealerships expecting was in the pictures.
numenor27 said:Well any chopped photo is not from ford. the only photos they would acknowledge are the ones that they released( the gt in red and v6 in blue)
WaltA said:What about the 2005 Mustang GT Ford is showing with no fogs but with rally stripes? I wonder just how many people will try to order that combination?
WaltA said:What about the 2005 Mustang GT Ford is showing with no fogs but with rally stripes? I wonder just how many people will try to order that combination?
spectravp said:But, in that case they should be asking that chopped photos be removed as well... so that people don't go to the dealerships expecting was in the pictures.
DBMSTNG said:the chopped photos aren't from Ford, now are they?
WaltA said:Does everyone who sees them, knows that? Especially after they get posted, copied, and re-posted elsewhere several times.
Actually, I would say that 90% of the 2005 Mustang photos on the 'net right now, are photo-shopped pics without any notice of such. I am sure that Ford dealers will have to deal with people coming in with copies of those pics, and telling the dealer "this is what I want".
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