Ford gets its chips! Pushes out more F150s

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melvimbe

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Personally, I'd dump the order - getting a 2021 model by the time 2022 models are released is only going to burn you down the line on re-sale.

I really don't think that's the case. Yes, MY does matter on resale, but not as much as miles on the particular vehicle. Would you rather have a '21 with 15k or '22 with 30k? As well, I think it will be fairly well known that the 21MY was a freak year, with most of the vehicles produced late in the year or even in 22. And in limited numbers, which could actually increase it's value.
 

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I really don't think that's the case. Yes, MY does matter on resale, but not as much as miles on the particular vehicle. Would you rather have a '21 with 15k or '22 with 30k? As well, I think it will be fairly well known that the 21MY was a freak year, with most of the vehicles produced late in the year or even in 22. And in limited numbers, which could actually increase it's value.
This is what I am thinking to make myself feel better.
 

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I say wait for the 2030 model year ‘cause as we all know, everyone, including those poor souls in Miami who went to bed and never awoke due to a few hundred tons of concrete resting on them, is promised tomorrow..
 

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I say wait for the 2030 model year ‘cause as we all know, everyone, including those poor souls in Miami who went to bed and never awoke due to a few hundred tons of concrete resting on them, is promised tomorrow..
Please say a prayer for those families.
 
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