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Ford Focus - Part III

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  • pcleveland2pcleveland2 Member Posts: 516
    ilovemyzx3,
    You should have followed it to see where they were taking it. All I can thing is parts, parts, and more parts.

    Think I have the only ZX3 on the road in a 3 county area, and boy does it attract attention. One guy getting on expressway did a double take last friday. Thought he was going for the medium before he got control. Just glad he wasn't coming at me.
    Pat
  • silver_bulletsilver_bullet Member Posts: 1,339
    Oddly enough, even in a big city like Houston, I haven't seen another ZX3 out on the road when I'm driving on the weekends. I usually see a few sedans, but no hatches. The dealers have very few to choose from. I guess most buyers around here either want an SUV, pickup, or don't look beyond the usual suspects when looking at cars. Too bad for them! I have gotten lots of looks, and several people have come up to me to ask how I like it. Every comment I've gotten has been very positive. It's a smart design, and it works.
  • jcu1886jcu1886 Member Posts: 39
    In the Cleveland area I have yet to see another ZX3 on the road as well. From what I am observing here the demand in the S.F. area is indeed surprising. I have seen several sedans, but no wagon
  • rev4rev4 Member Posts: 38
    HERE I SEE VERY FEW ZX3'S. MOSTLY SEDANS AND THEN ALSO WAGONS A CLOSE SECOND.
  • bjammin2bjammin2 Member Posts: 42
    everyone, I just want to make sure I'm on the same page as you all. MSRP is the sticker price. Invoice is what the dealer paid.
    mandoz & rubicon, look at it in a positive way. When we're 35 we'll still look 25. I'm 21 (look 17) from the convservative and ethnically homogenous state of Kansas. I drove to the dealership, knew my stuff, and the salesperson treated me with total respect. Got a great deal too! Feel kinda bad for her, trying to get things cleared up with service and my lame front suspension. Anyway.
    pcleve-you've made a good point. Ford did a great job making as much as they could with what they had. The problem is if they cut too many corners to come in under budget.
    All you with the first zx3's-I never thought this car would turn so many heads. I get stopped in the parking lot all the time with questions about the car. I ordered the car in Oct. and got it a two days before Christmas. The other day, I was driving my injured focus to campus and saw another black zx3. Both of us pretty much got whiplash trying to see who the other lucky owner was. Then I saw a white one in the faculty parking lot too. Looks like my special status is over. My new girlfriend isn't too keen on the looks of the car, but I'm sure it'll grow on her like it did on me. BTW-this is my first car with a manual. I've been paying more attention to my friends' cars with manuals. The tranny is really refined, other than sticking in cold weather. The ZX3's shifter is so much smoother and vibrates less than my girlfriend's Civic Si.

    Sorry for the short novel. Been really busy lately to stay caught up.
  • silver_bulletsilver_bullet Member Posts: 1,339
    Before I bought my car, I, too, read every posting in the Town Hall just to see if I was making a mistake buying a first year car. The comments about the transmission being reluctant to shift in cold weather have me stumped. Admittedly, our winter is very mild compared to you folks in the snowbelt, but my 5-speed has never exhibited even a trace of balkiness. For those of you with a problem, I'd recommend the classic cure used by virtually every BMW club owner to fix the same problem in Bimmer manual trannies - Redline MTL gear lube. Any transmission or transaxle calling for a GL4 lube will be transformed by MTL. If anyone is interested and can't find a local source, let me know and I'll post some mailorder outlets that carry it, or check Redline's website.
  • sashazx3sashazx3 Member Posts: 1
    Hi there...Have been lurking for about a week. Found this place by accident really..should have found it before I bought my little Foci! You all are well informed.
    I went looking to get the 2000 Cougar..was all set..that was until I sat in the back...if you are over 4 feet tall forget it!! So when I went into the showroom I saw this shrunk mini-van..had to have it...! I got a twilight blue 5 speed on Jan 28..traded in a Chevy Astro van..glad to be done with that thing!! Any way I have always owned cars with manual tranny...the best one I had was a Nissan 200sx the shift is stiff on the Focus but I am in Wisconsin so I figure as the temp gets warmer the shift will get smoother!!
    When I test drove the automatic I knew I must have the manual 5. The little Foci reminds me of my 74 Super Beetle. Both corner great!!
    There are at this time only Sedans being seen in the area. I have been looking in all the lots and there are no ZX3s around, so I do not know why there arn't more on the road! Well until there is I will just enjoy the attention that I get as the sole ZX3 in Wisconsin!! HAHA!!
  • foxfellowfoxfellow Member Posts: 13
    Hello again Focus fans. . . Carnival season is upon us here in New Orleans, with Fat Tuesday (Mardi Gras Day) barely a week away. Yesterday I drove down to the French Quarter to see what was going on. I passed lots of out-of-town cars full of young people in for Carnival, and a couple of them pulled up next to me at stoplights to comment favorably on the Focus or to ask about it. So far, I've only seen one other ZX3 on the roads here in New Orleans. However, the dealership where I bought mine, Bill Watson Ford, is pretty well stocked with ZX3s, having at least five or six of them on the lot. I'll probably be waiting a few weeks yet for me replacement steering wheel to come in (I'm having my dealer install cruise control for me), but that's all right, since I'm not supposed to drive the car at a constant speed until I pass 1000 miles, in any case. The more I drive the Focus, the more I like it!
  • norwaydougnorwaydoug Member Posts: 249
    Today, I am contacting Ford regarding the long term wait I have been experiencing waiting for parts for my zx-3. It has been 4 weeks now since I have seen my Focus.

    I am going to tell Ford that the car must be unfixable since they have had 4 weeks to repair it, and they still can't fix it.

    I am going to ask them (tell them) that they should compensate me for my troubles. I am also going to tell them to take parts from an existing focus and put it on mine and have my car ready to go on Friday afternoon.

    I am certain all of these requests will be met with a stone wall and no tasks will be done on my behalf. To me, it is unacceptable to have an indefinite wait due to lack of spare parts. That is my logic,....wish me luck.

    NorwayDoug
  • parsadanovparsadanov Member Posts: 16
    Hey Doug, I wish you luck with your upcoming fight with your Ford Dealer. I was just thinking that you should contact a lawyer first and see if he would back you up. And then call the dealer telling them that you spoke with your lawyer...

    Igor Parsadanov
  • mattozzi_ajmattozzi_aj Member Posts: 24
    I spoke to my ford dealer today and told them about the press release i found on the internet(thanks by the way!) He said that he would contact the promotions person he deals with in Detroit to try to settle this. I disagree with the previous post-if they advertised them-they should have to cough them up!! Obviously someone has them. I think it is kind of fishy that no one seems to know what the deal is! Someone probably horded them or the dealers are keeping them and giving them to employees!! aj
  • tickbittytickbitty Member Posts: 250
    cool, let us know what they say! I found a couple other mentions of the giveaways, too if you need them I'll try to find them again.

    I'm still waiting impatiently for my ZX3. Due date is supposed to be in a week, but I'm almost positive it will be a month longer than that. I can hardly stand it! Auggh. Enjoy yours!!
  • mknightmknight Member Posts: 57
    My daughter called a week ago saying her old car was dying and she wanted me to go car shopping with her. After a day or so it looked like she was going to go with a 95 VW Golf, though we had tried out a Focus sedan with the smaller 2.0 liter engine which she "liked". The dealer didn't have any ZX3s on the lot. We'd picked up a brochure and she liked the ZX3 hatchback. The next day I took the afternoon off and was checking out a couple of other used Golfs, and I dropped by a different Ford dealer that had 5 ZX3s on the lot.

    My daughters budget is tight, and she likes 5-speed autos, so I was delighted to find two bare-bones ZX3s with 5-speed, one twilight blue, the other santori red. Dealer's asking price is $10,995. I called her up that night telling her maybe she should go there and check them out before buying the used Golf.

    She bought the red one the next day.

    Since then I've puzzled how the dealer is selling this car at that price, which is less than invoice. For those interested, it's Wiscasset Ford in Maine. See

    http://www.wizford.com/1w.htm

    for the front page of their flyer.


    --Mike
  • pcleveland2pcleveland2 Member Posts: 516
    Norway Doug,
    Hoping everything went well.

    If not I can tell you about a guy who took a bag full of rattlesnakes into the showroom of a chevy dealership and the quick results it got him. They found his new truck the very next day.

    Pat
  • mznmzn Member Posts: 727
    "Don't try this at home!!" Pat, that must be illegal, isn't it?

    carlady/host
  • hkoenen2hkoenen2 Member Posts: 70
    Had a Priority Mail package when I got home from
    Ford Focus Program Headquarters
    1501 Halo Drive
    Troy, Michigan 48084

    Inside the famous focus watch and a picture frame. Neither the watch or frame say Focus or Ford on it.

    I purchased my Focus on 11-29-99 so it took a while to get here. But since it had to come through Ford HQ it took a while. So for all you wondering it does not appear to be a Regional Promotion as suggested by some but a National one that Ford is doing but not tell their own people about.

    Along with the stuff came some marketing information for a "Have Spot, will travel" dog travel kit for $189, a "Mobile Pro" office workstation kit for $259, a "Road Trip" heatable/cooable cooler and blanket kit for 169.00, "U Customizer it" Sticker kit for $45, a "Makin Tracks" Picnic Basket for $229 and a "Off the Beaten Path" emergency kit for $99. If you want more info on these kits go to www.focus247.com and check out the T4U kit news
  • pcleveland2pcleveland2 Member Posts: 516
    All the salesmen ran outside, the cops arrived and asked him to gather up snakes and take them home. He said he would, but tell salesman he wanted his pickup which he had special ordered 6 months previously. He gathered up snakes and went home and his pickup can in the very next day. Was the exact same pickup he ordered with a few extra no charge options on it. This happened at the Chevy dealership in Jamestown, NY and he wasn't charged or arrested, but was asked not to bring the rattlesnakes back to town. A true story.

    I don't like snakes so I diffently would not try this. As to the legality of it, I wouldn't want to find out. All I know is it happened because I know one of the salesmen and also know the man with the rattlesnakes. Nice guy but you don't miss with him.

    Pat
  • norwaydougnorwaydoug Member Posts: 249
    Well, Focus Owners,

    I had absolutely no luck trying to resolve the issue regarding my car. It requires some suspension parts that I have been waiting for for 4 weeks after my car was struck while being parked in a parking lot. They or the dealer will do nothing except mindlessly wait for the parts. They do not care about a customer waiting for their car.

    Ford 'customer service' is merely a information gatherer and not equipped to provide service. I suggested they change their name to 'customer service' to 'customer documentation'

    They are absolutely hopeless and it is like talking into a mirror because they record the information and pass it on to other departments. I requested phone numbers of people who can have the means to do something, but of course, the agent cannot provide any information.

    Customer service at Ford is a joke and the worst experience I have ever had contacting a company to resolve a problem I am having with their product.

    Ford should be ashamed of themselves. Half my office is sympathetic to me and very wary of Ford. Bad mouthing Ford is now my only option to fight back. I am going to phone 'customer service' every other day and complain until they ask me never to phone again.

    NorwayDoug
  • drebe73drebe73 Member Posts: 243
    im so sorry to hear it man i'm feeling ya. 1 month and 3 weeks and still waiting. They say a week but im am not keeping up my hopes. Im going to ford on saturday (my birthday) and going to beg for my car.
  • cefurodcefurod Member Posts: 72
    So should we contact Ford Headquarter to ask them about this promotion? U know me, I'll take anything for free!..even if it's unethical.
  • hkoenen2hkoenen2 Member Posts: 70
    Not sure calling them will help you get one. Since they don't seem to know they are giving them away. But HQ would be the place to start. It took them 3 months to get one to me. Not that the watch is that great looking. Seen lots of them for sale on ebay for $20-30. The G-shock is a common and cheap give away used by many companies and the shipping and packaging probably cost Ford more than the watch.
  • gabegarwickgabegarwick Member Posts: 127
    You both have my sympathy,
    Isn't there a district manager for Ford that you can contact? Maybe try getting the number from your dealer? (Just thinking out loud...might be worth a shot, no?)
  • drebe73drebe73 Member Posts: 243
    I have called and written and e-mailed to HQ and customer service. They really have been no help but at least they are now aware of what we have been going through. When they called me to ask about my letter I told them how disappointed I was about how they have been handling the situation. I have to admit though that in the past couple of weeks, the parts have become more readily available as opposed to what it was in January. My car sat in the body shop for all of January with no work done. Now my Car is almost done and all of the work took place in the past 3 weeks.
  • silver_bulletsilver_bullet Member Posts: 1,339
    All you folks with damaged ZX3s have my sympathy, but the situation with Ford is not unique. Just check out what's going on with owners of damaged VWs -- and not just the New Beetle. VW has terrible parts supply problems made worse by the tremendous popularity of their current models. When a new model is released, a manufacturer (unfortunately) doesn't have the luxury of filling the spare parts pipeline ahead of time. This is one of the consequences of our current "lean and mean", just in time manufacturing techniques (that help reduce production costs). None of this excuses Ford's awful treatment of customers with parts problems. The dealers are independent businesses, but they should get support from Ford to provide you with a loaner vehicle, or at least a subsidized rental while your cars are laid up waiting on spare parts.
  • drebe73drebe73 Member Posts: 243
    I was told since the damage was my fault, then Ford does not have to supply a loaner.
  • norwaydougnorwaydoug Member Posts: 249
    Gee Drebe73,

    I think you should get a free rental from your Ford dealer. I think you have waited long enough. Are you under 25? Is that why you can't get a rental (besides the expense). I am sorry you are going through so many problems.

    The accident involving my car was not my fault and I am able to rent a car without expense to myself.

    Note:

    Dealer service and ford customer service have been polite, just ineffective.

    I just like to remind everyone to drive their Foci carefully because you do not want to feel the frustration and disappointment drebe73 and I feel. It is a major drag and totally boring to be without your car. A car that we probably both carefully researched and studied to insure we got the best car for the money. I still like the Focus, but not the situation I am in now.

    I will let the group know when I get my Focus back (I hope in March).

    NorwayDoug
  • drebe73drebe73 Member Posts: 243
    I'm turning 27 on Saturday. According to my Extra Care extended service brochure "If your vehicle is inoperable and must be kept overnight for a repair covered by the original factory limited warranty or Ford ESP, you will be reimbursed up to $28 per day for up to 5 days. A first day rental option is available."
    Wrecks aren't covered. I explained to the person I talked to at Ford that I understand that the accident wasn't their fault but the fact that the car is taking so long to fix is their fault so they should supply me with a loaner. She said she understood the point that I was making and that she would document it. I hope that ford will take my complaint seriously so other people wont have to go through what we have been going through
  • pcleveland2pcleveland2 Member Posts: 516
    Interesting all that is going on here. The local Ford Dealership is usually a locally owned franchise who pays for the right to carry Ford the Ford name. He's the ex-used car salesman made good, or the ex-owners son or grandson. This is where he learned the business. Does he have any pull in Detroit. I don't think so, no matter what his volumne is. All Detroit cares about is getting the orders and franchise money. Lets face it, their bottom line is profit; not making you and me happy.

    Your dealer says he can't get the parts. When purchasing my new Focus, I inquired about this problem, and my dealer says he can get the parts.
    Claims they will shut down the line just to get the part off the line to get it to my car, that they will make one less car. Do you think one minute that I really believe him. In my opinion, it's wishful thinking on his part. And I hope I don't have to find out about this.

    And "customer service", is it really customer service or is it handle the irrate customer and keep him off the CEO's back. I only know of one major company that has a real customer service department that will not only listen to the problem, but resolve the problem as quickly as possible.

    You really want the problem solved, you get a personal, respectful letter, explaining your problem, off to the CEO of Ford Motor Co., or to one of the larger stockholders and you will have customer service jumping all over to help you. You got to work from you at the bottom, bypass the middle, and get to the top, just to make the middle jump; and jump they will.

    Pat

    PS: I write this with personal experience.

    I wish all you folks with layed up Focus' the very fastest parts express service in the world, and the best body men. If you guys don't write the CEO, let's hope he's reading this and decides to visit the customer service department head to find out what's going on out here in the real world.
  • zxthreezxthree Member Posts: 6
    If one reads NorwayDoug's posts on Edmunds, one can easily see that he has expressed his opinions forthrightly and that he purchased his Focus with genuine enthusiasm. To see the poor guy put on ice for so long is just unbelievable. There is no excuse. And, I don't care particularly that VW has had similar problems. You know what? VW of America is known for its spotty service and lousy dealerships. Comparing Ford to VWoA is tantamount to letting Ford completely off the hook. Think for a moment about Lexus dealerships, for example. At this point I think NorwayDoug deserves a ZX3 loaner free of charge, if not an entirely new car. In the meantime, this negative publicity is right here on Edmunds' extremely popular website for all to see. Perhaps Focus sales will plateau soon...
  • norwaydougnorwaydoug Member Posts: 249
    Thanks for the kind thoughts. I am very willing to write a letter to the CEO of Ford, but the only address I have is to the Customer Service Department which IMHO is of no use. Can someone tell me the address in Detroit?

    I did call Customer Service today and let them know that I am going to call them 'everyday', rather than every other day.

    Calling Ford is now my daily after work routine.

    I explained to them that I find it surprising that a customer that calls a minimum of 10 times with a legitimate complaint is not contacted by Ford. Again, customer service is very polite and understanding, but they have no authority or power of any sort. They merely document. I am trying to have someone contact me that actually 'receives' the documentation from the 'customer service.'

    This set up by Ford is brilliant because it wears the customer down and Ford keeps the upper hand at all times by this stonewalling tactic. I am impressed.

    For the people who are considering a Focus: The Focus is a great car and I have no wish to scare someone away from buying one. The parts issue will go away in about 6 months (just a guess).

    I agree that VW is a much smaller organization than Ford in North America. Shortages of beetle parts is 'almost' understandable by a recently struggling organization. Shortages of the 2nd biggest car manufacturer in the world (100 years manufacturing experience) is unacceptable. They are too big of a player.

    Thanks again for the support.

    NorwayDoug
  • norwaydougnorwaydoug Member Posts: 249
    Thanks for the kind thoughts. I am very willing to write a letter to the CEO of Ford, but the only address I have is to the Customer Service Department which IMHO is of no use. Can someone tell me the address in Detroit?

    I did call Customer Service today and let them know that I am going to call them 'everyday', rather than every other day.

    Calling Ford is now my daily after work routine.

    I explained to them that I find it surprising that a customer that calls a minimum of 10 times with a legitimate complaint is not contacted by Ford. Again, customer service is very polite and understanding, but they have no authority or power of any sort. They merely document. I am trying to have someone contact me that actually 'receives' the documentation from the 'customer service.'

    This set up by Ford is brilliant because it wears the customer down and Ford keeps the upper hand at all times by this stonewalling tactic. I am impressed.

    For the people who are considering a Focus: The Focus is a great car and I have no wish to scare someone away from buying one. The parts issue will go away in about 6 months (just a guess).

    I agree that VW is a much smaller organization than Ford in North America. Shortages of beetle parts is 'almost' understandable by a recently struggling organization. Shortages of the 2nd biggest car manufacturer in the world (100 years manufacturing experience) is unacceptable. They are too big of a player.

    Thanks again for the support.

    NorwayDoug
  • mznmzn Member Posts: 727
    The Focus and the New Beetle share the claim as hottest commodities on the sales floor. As such, the emphasis is on making as many cars as possible to keep up with demand. Making parts for stock is lower on the to-do list. And the fact that this is a common problem with popular new cars does not excuse Ford or make those waiting feel any better about it. :-(

    carlady/host
  • fgaydosfgaydos Member Posts: 319
    I feel for you guys and went out to the Ford Web Page looking for an address for you. This is all I found:

    Ford Motor Company
    P.O. Box 6248
    Dearborn, MI 48126

    Here is the web page as I'm sure you already know: http://www.ford.com/

    Good luck.
  • fgaydosfgaydos Member Posts: 319
    Can you add 'ZX3' to the dictionary data base in the spellcheck so it does not highlight every time?
    A minor quibble to a great site.

    Also 'spellcheck' :>)
  • norwaydougnorwaydoug Member Posts: 249
    Enclosed is my letter to Jac Nasser. I was too kind to them:

    Mr. Jac Nasser
    Ford Motor Company
    P.O. Box 6248
    Dearborn, MI 48126
    Dear Mr. Nasser:
    I am an owner of a 2000 Ford Focus ZX3. Unfortunately, my car was struck by another car while it was sitting in a parking lot on February 4 which damaged the rear suspension and rear quarter panel. The car was towed to the Dealer (specified dealer name in real letter)on February 5 to be repaired. I have been in close contact with the Ford Dealer to have the car repaired as soon as possible. As of March 1, the work cannot be completed because the dealer is not able to obtain the necessary parts. The parts are on emergency order, but there is still no firm date when the car will be repaired. I am without my car and must continue to rent a car for approximately $180 each week.I have contacted Customer Service at Ford approximately 10 times to try to expedite this repair. I have found this department to be very polite and understanding, but they are not equipped to help me because they can only document my problem and pass it on to another department within Ford. I have been extremely disappointed that no one at the Ford organization has contacted me to try to help me. Lately, I call the Customer Service department every day.The Dealer has also been very understanding and I believe they have tried their best to obtain the parts for me. However, they have been unsuccessful. I feel that I have waited long enough and I insist that someone at Ford management to do the necessary tasks to have my car repaired immediately. I also wish for someone at Ford contact me with an explanation of this unacceptable situation.I very much like the Focus and it is the first Ford I have ever purchased. I have always been an import buyer and this speaks volumes of my opinion of this amazing little car. Yours Truly, NorwayDoug (of course I signed my name and number)
  • tickbittytickbitty Member Posts: 250
    breaking it into paragraphs might help a little. When one sees a big giant text block, one's eyes tend to start to "skim" a lttle and might miss your key points. Just a tip, not a criticism! Good Luck.
  • alf3alf3 Member Posts: 83
    Well-written - hopefully Ford management will act on your behalf.
  • norwaydougnorwaydoug Member Posts: 249
    The actual letter is spaced out in appropriate paragraphs. I bunched it together on this site to take up less space. Ah yes....best layed plans. Thanks for the tip though. Quite correct!

    Oops....I only used 1 paragraph!

    ND
  • drebe73drebe73 Member Posts: 243
    Well, I called my body shop again today. The dash board was not delivered so no car for my birthday. Next Wednesday will officially be 2 months. Writing to Ford proved to be of no help.
    Everyone tells me to call an attorney. I'm not sure if I want to go through the trouble.
  • mp10mp10 Member Posts: 103
    To add my 2 cents, I also don't care if Ford's problem with getting parts for a new model is not unique - I only care about it being Ford. Ford certainly has enough experience with introducing new car models (for almost a century!) to know they need to have parts ready at the same time - there is no excuse whatsoever. As for that grand line about stopping the assembly line to get parts if they have to - it hasn't happened and no one seems to be able to communicate with the Hermosillo factory in Mexico. I even suggested to my dealership that they send one of the service technicians down there with a big backpack on a day trip to retrieve as many parts as s/he could carry back - it would have been cheaper than cannibalizing brand new cars for parts, wouldn't it? This is bureaucracy at its worst, when a corporate customer service center says it can't do anything about getting parts for its own products...DUH! m.p.
  • mp10mp10 Member Posts: 103
    ...driving to work today towards Boston, I looked in my rearview mirror and saw...ta da...I was being followed by a black Focus! We drove together for awhile and I was thinking that if the other one was a hatchling, that it must be quite a sight. As it turned out, it was a sedan and I have yet to see another hatchling at all, just sedans. Take care of your hatchling...
  • ilovemyzx3ilovemyzx3 Member Posts: 10
    To mp10,
    Either no one has mentioned this, or its just not happening in other areas but in the SF bay area, we have got tons of Foci on the road. The most common one being a 4 door. I see some type of Focus (wagon,sedan, zx3) at least twice a day!! So far I have seen about 10 or 11 ZX3's. A couple have even added aftermarkets wheels already. Are there any other areas that are experiencing a surge of Foci on the road??
  • mp10mp10 Member Posts: 103
    Is it possible that they can go up the Pacific coast more easily (sort of a direct line from Mexico) and that's why...? According to my window sheet with the specs, my car was delivered to the East Coast by rail.
  • hatchqueenhatchqueen Member Posts: 27
    I spend over 2 hrs. in traffic every day commuting from SF to PA, and I've seen 3 zx3's in 2 months!
  • pcleveland2pcleveland2 Member Posts: 516
    Norway Doug,
    Excellent letter. Let's all hope that someone who is concerned and has authority gets hold of it.

    Oh, got a question. Are the Foci suspension parts from the sedan and zx3 interchangeable? Anybody out there know. I read somewhere that the zx3 is suppose to be 75% US made parts. Seems that they should be able to drop ship overnite right from where parts are made.

    Pat
  • mznmzn Member Posts: 727
    If I had any influence over the spell check, fgaydos, I'd get it to recognize carlady!

    Friends, I need to draw the line someplace and this is it. Let's continue our conversation in our new topic: Ford Focus ZX3 Hatchback - Part IV.

    carlady/host
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