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The term rescission comes from the document they gave me (entitled "Rescission and Release of All Claims") that they use to establish that the deal is unwound. It basically states that neither party has any further claims against each other related to vehicle purchase and that the deal is no...

I was originally told that it was too late to "unwind" the deal because the loan was funded. They told me that it was a now a used car and they would try to give me the best trade-in value they can.... I reached out to management and they told me that they could provide a rescission because...

I would avoid a trade-in situation if you can. My dealership provided a rescission agreement and sent a check to Ford Finance to pay off my loan before I started a new deal on a different vehicle.

I'm selling my PIU Wheels. I never took delivery of my ST so they are still new in box,. https://www.explorerst.org/threads/police-interceptor-utility-wheels-18-steel-lugs-and-caps-for-sale-in-pnw.6027/

I'd call the dealership and ask for the service department. Ask them if they are allowed to apply the Aug 7 software update to vehicles sitting on the lot. The service manager at my dealership read the details on the fix and said that they cannot apply the fix to vehicles on their lot and would...

I purchased police interceptor wheels for snow tires after I purchased my 23 ST. They are brand new in box. Unfortunately, I won't be able to use them as we ended up going with an Expedition. PIU 18" x 8" Steel Wheel part #LB5Z-1015-B x 4 Lugs part #ACPZ-1012-N x 20 Police Interceptor...

Haha. We just got a 23 Expedition... I got the extended warranty (ESP) from Zeigler with the expectation that there will probably be issues down the road. Hopefully it's not in the shop all the time!

If the 24 models all come with the correct number of bolts and new hardware for the camera system, it would probably save you a lot of future headaches to skip the 23. I've heard some people say that the new look on the 24 isn't as nice but I think I'd deal with that if Ford stopped cutting...

I think it depends on when it was built. The bad part was pulled from the assembly line on 5/2/23. I think those built after that should be able to be sold but I have heard from some dealerships that they have not seen any of the new ones ship yet. Normal shipping delays or a hold to make sure...

When our deal was unwound, it apparently came down to whether the sale had been registered with Ford yet. Our loan had funded already but because Ford had not registered the sale, they were able to unwind it (including title and registration that were already under way). You might be beyond that...

We were in the same boat., We grabbed up a great deal on a 23 ST ($6,500 below MSRP). The dealer would not hold it with a refundable deposit so we locked it in by buying(financing at 0% with Ford) it, At the time they said it would be 1-3 weeks before we could pick it up. After 3 weeks and...

That is frustrating but I'm not surprised that it's hardware given that the recall refers to a part being replaced on 5/2. Maybe they have given up on resolving it with software (much cheaper option for them). Where did you hear this?

I've experienced unexplained delays on a Ford order. Last year at this time I was waiting for an F-350 that had been built in May. There were no recalls or known holds. It arrived at the dealer mid August. There was never any explanation given. I'm also the owner of a 2023 ST that's sitting on...

The last 6 numbers in the box below the total MSRP represent the Invoice Date which is usually a few days before the actual build. I'm not an expert on this topic but that is what I have gathered from other posts.

I think it's actually a hardware problem that they are trying to address with firmware/software. Perhaps that's why it's taking so long and they can't seem to get it right. Vehicles built after 5/2 have different hardware. From 23S23 recall notice Affected vehicles: vehicles were not produced...