As a contractor and real estate agent, I rely heavily on my vehicle to transport building equipment and materials. That’s why I purchased a 2023 Ford F150, thinking it would be reliable and get the job done. Unfortunately, my experience has been far from ideal.
As a building contractor and agent, I rely heavily on my vehicle to transport equipment and materials to various job sites. That’s why I decided to invest in a 2019 Ford F150, thinking it would be up to the task.
Knowing the worth of my car and seeing its monetary value slowly decline right in my presence has got to be one of the most painful memories I’d ever have. It is a 2019 Ford Explorer which is registered to both my husband and I, and according to common knowledge it has a very defective transmission, particular to this specific model.
I’m really hoping you can help me out with some advice. I’m really frustrated with the problems I’ve been having with my new car and it’s starting to affect my daily life and stress levels.
Paying $35,000 on a 2020 Ford Explorer that would only end up being a lemon is plain ridiculous even if that amount covers an extended warranty.
I am the owner of a 2019 Ford F-150 that I bought new, years ago. It had about 9 or 13 miles on it at the point of purchase. However, I made some aftermarket purchases.
I don’t know where to start, but I guess I’ll kick off somewhere. So I made a custom order for two trucks because I have a particular taste in vehicles; right now, only one of the trucks has arrived and it is giving me huge concerns. It is a 2020 Ford F-150 and I would have thought that making a custom order is going to give you a perfect masterpiece, but it seems I had it wrong.
After using about four generations of Ford vehicles, I can say that this is the worst so far. I own a 2019 Ford Ranger Raptor which I’m still making payments on and it is certified pre-owned. I purchased it used, and it had 8,686 miles on it when I got it.
I own a 2019 Ford Ranger that has about 44,000 miles on it. I purchased it new, but my joy did not last as it was quick to have problems. Before my first visit to the dealership, I noticed that my check engine light
I’m really devastated with my 2019 Ford Fusion. This is a problem I’ve been dealing with ever since I bought the car brand new. The only reason why I didn’t discover it it earlier is that it only happens
Ford is literally ghosting me regarding my problematic 2019 Ford Raptor and I don’t know what I can do about it. My vehicle is a 2019 Ford Raptor and it has about 50,000 miles on it at the moment
I paid cash for a certified pre-owned 2020 Ford F-150; I always thought they were cool and it would be good to have a truck for kicking around outside of town. The truck has 29,000 miles when I bought it, and now it’s up to 50,000
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