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So the headline is kinda click-baity in that someone at a dealership WRONGLY told the author "you can't change the Mustang Mach E at home" because apparently no

So the headline is kinda click-baity in that someone at a dealership WRONGLY told the author "you can't change the Mustang Mach E at home" because apparently no one at any of the many Ford dealers called had a clue what they were talking about. Still an interesting read, but you can apparently charge your Mach E at home if you get one. "Absolutely nothing but misinformation was sold to me. You can’t charge a Mustang Mach E at home, they can use Tesla Superchargers, it doesn’t have enough range, a plug-in hybrid is better, ect ect. Nothing of importance because it’s all, simply put, wrong."

jbob2000 7y ago
Some car companies actually don’t want you to buy certain models, believe it or not! The Chevy Bolt was hard to get a hold of because Chevy just had it in their line up for regulatory reasons - they had no interest in actually selling and servicing these cars, it was more expensive than what they’d get for the sticker price, so it was purely to meet emissions regulations on paper. Certain luxury brands will not sell you the “base” model of a car because they don’t actually produce them, they’re just there to be on paper for marketing. So in reading about this trouble with the Mach E, I can’t help but think that it’s just there to get you in to the dealership to buy the thing Ford actually wants to sell you; a Mustang GT or an F150.
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