Wyatt

I hope that you are wrong. The Edge should be thought of as a baby embryo. They should spare no expense in order to ensure a healthy birth. One work station which is not set up properly equals five years of inefficiency and/or ergonomic problems. One defective part equals five years of warranty payments. I could go on, but I believe that you can see what I am saying. I believe that Ford is on the ball, and everything will be fine, but not magically overnight. It takes a bit of time. Be patient.

Every launch has its problems; like in the hundreds. That is normal, no matter which company it is. They all get ironed out. Putting out that kind of information to the public may mislead them. What is the sense of running the lines full speed before they get the bugs out? Be patient. Enjoy the easy money. You will be sweating soon enough. An all new launch does not happen overnight. The people who are in charge have their heads on the chopping block, unlike you. If they screw up, they are history. The complexity of launching an all new vehicle is mind-boggling. Ford has done it countless times, and I am confident that they can do it countless more times. There is a lot riding on this launch, so they are being very careful to do it right.

Maybe it is because of the Canadian gauges, French labels, daytime running lights, delivery costs to remote regions, the volatility of our currency. Maybe they think that Canadians are richer than Americans now. Before, it was the other way around, and we got the better deal. If you buy a car in the US, and bring it to Canada, I suspect that after you convert it over to Canadian, you will not be saving anything. Prices will be set according to supply and demand.

The last that I heard, the "ok to sell" date is Nov. 2nd. I am sure that they will keep a large inventory on the property prior to shipping just in case they have any late issues which need to be contained before they go to the dealers. It looks like it is going to be a top notch quality product.

This vehicle has everything, versatility, power (260+HP), style. If you want to have an all new vehicle ahead of everyone else, then you may have to shell out a few more beans. I did that before, and it was worth it. Maybe you should buy a used car one year after they stop making that style. You could save a bundle, but you will have to keep it hidden in the garage, or property values on your street will go down.

I don't know. Perhaps their COLA was not "rolled in" after their last contract, so as not to increase their insurance benefits. Don't worry. No one gets more than we do.