ValveofHouston
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It would make sense that lots of these are high tech robberies given how easily they took those mustang and raptors from the Michigan plant a few months back.
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It’s pretty easy to steal a vehicle when the keys are in it.It would make sense that lots of these are high tech robberies given how easily they took those mustang and raptors from the Michigan plant a few months back.
Crap, thought ford would be smarter than that but I’m not surprised.It’s pretty easy to steal a vehicle when the keys are in it.
That’s pretty standard. They need to manage hundreds of thousands vehicles that are constantly being moved between the plants, off site lots, and shipping ramps. The blame is on the degenerate criminals, not the manufacturers trying to logistically produce and deliver millions of vehicles to customers each year.Crap, thought ford would be smarter than that but I’m not surprised.
Agreed, and part of logistics is not getting their vehicles stolen.That’s pretty standard. They need to manage hundreds of thousands vehicles that are constantly being moved between the plants, off site lots, and shipping ramps. The blame is on the degenerate criminals, not the manufacturers trying to logistically produce and deliver millions of vehicles to customers each year.
That’s not part of logistics. But you seem to be hell bent on blaming everyone but the criminals.Agreed, and part of logistics is not getting their vehicles stolen.
Yes! Not enough asterisks here for them.Criminals SUCK!