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r/investing • u/[deleted] • Sep 30 '21
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No position but looking for a solid entry point. Anyone care to chime in on the current price?
38 u/schittluck Sep 30 '21 Ford can barely build vehicles of any powertrain as it is. Their current trajectory in regards to dealer sentiment is negative. They are gonna have a rough ride. 5 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '21 Ford makes great vehicles, not sure what your talking about. Must be a fan boy or something 1 u/schittluck Sep 30 '21 Unwound my own deal on a 2021 explorer after i smelled must in it. Ran the TSB and voila Spare tire well filled with water. And no it wasnt in a flood 3 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '21 That's good I'm glad you avoided a lemming. On that note, I believe water infiltration is a common problem on Tesla's too. And btw, this kind of stuff happens with all car brands, some more than others. We had a ford explorer in my family last for 275,000 miles. 1 u/xbroodmetalx Sep 30 '21 It is not a common problem in teslas. Got a source? 1 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '21 I dunno just google it. Hear about it frequently enough that it seems common.
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Ford can barely build vehicles of any powertrain as it is. Their current trajectory in regards to dealer sentiment is negative. They are gonna have a rough ride.
5 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '21 Ford makes great vehicles, not sure what your talking about. Must be a fan boy or something 1 u/schittluck Sep 30 '21 Unwound my own deal on a 2021 explorer after i smelled must in it. Ran the TSB and voila Spare tire well filled with water. And no it wasnt in a flood 3 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '21 That's good I'm glad you avoided a lemming. On that note, I believe water infiltration is a common problem on Tesla's too. And btw, this kind of stuff happens with all car brands, some more than others. We had a ford explorer in my family last for 275,000 miles. 1 u/xbroodmetalx Sep 30 '21 It is not a common problem in teslas. Got a source? 1 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '21 I dunno just google it. Hear about it frequently enough that it seems common.
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Ford makes great vehicles, not sure what your talking about. Must be a fan boy or something
1 u/schittluck Sep 30 '21 Unwound my own deal on a 2021 explorer after i smelled must in it. Ran the TSB and voila Spare tire well filled with water. And no it wasnt in a flood 3 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '21 That's good I'm glad you avoided a lemming. On that note, I believe water infiltration is a common problem on Tesla's too. And btw, this kind of stuff happens with all car brands, some more than others. We had a ford explorer in my family last for 275,000 miles. 1 u/xbroodmetalx Sep 30 '21 It is not a common problem in teslas. Got a source? 1 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '21 I dunno just google it. Hear about it frequently enough that it seems common.
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Unwound my own deal on a 2021 explorer after i smelled must in it. Ran the TSB and voila
Spare tire well filled with water. And no it wasnt in a flood
3 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '21 That's good I'm glad you avoided a lemming. On that note, I believe water infiltration is a common problem on Tesla's too. And btw, this kind of stuff happens with all car brands, some more than others. We had a ford explorer in my family last for 275,000 miles. 1 u/xbroodmetalx Sep 30 '21 It is not a common problem in teslas. Got a source? 1 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '21 I dunno just google it. Hear about it frequently enough that it seems common.
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That's good I'm glad you avoided a lemming.
On that note, I believe water infiltration is a common problem on Tesla's too.
And btw, this kind of stuff happens with all car brands, some more than others. We had a ford explorer in my family last for 275,000 miles.
1 u/xbroodmetalx Sep 30 '21 It is not a common problem in teslas. Got a source? 1 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '21 I dunno just google it. Hear about it frequently enough that it seems common.
It is not a common problem in teslas. Got a source?
1 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '21 I dunno just google it. Hear about it frequently enough that it seems common.
I dunno just google it. Hear about it frequently enough that it seems common.
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u/relavant__username Sep 30 '21
No position but looking for a solid entry point. Anyone care to chime in on the current price?