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$20k is a lot for an average American family. Yes, I am serious. Why is it all these guys with Lightning in their name are so defensive and angry about facts? Hey, listen man nobody is attacking you guys, I have my name on the list for a lightning too. I just understand how things work and...

How to Choose the Best Electric Vehicle for Your Needs | MoneyGeek.com I will highlight the special section for you... The average cost of a new electric vehicle is $55,000 The average cost of a four-door sedan that runs on gasoline is $35,000. $20,000 is a lot of money for the Average...

First off everything you said in incorrect. So you expect Americans to bow down and buy a stripped down hunk of Junk just to so they can be in an EV? A Nissan Leaf is NOT what Americans buy and they shouldn't have to settle just so some people can feel they are making a difference. Families...

EV will not be mainstream for a decade or two tops in the US. We don't have the infrastructure to support it, 90% of Americans can't afford one, the Government doesn't have the money to subsidize enough of the price to make them affordable. In order to make the transition to EV vehicles we...

Not a chance it will do 400 miles. Poor drivers in the northern part of the US will really be lacking in mileage for 6 month of the year when the cold and snow fly. Right now I have to hold off, we have a trailer for my kids quarter midget car the racetrack is 80 miles round trip. Until I...

My dealer called and when asked if I had any questions I told him no, I have my 2021 Lariat I'm not expecting anything regarding the Lightning until 2023-2024. He goes man I wish more people understood this like you do. Across all our dealerships all these people who think they will get one...

This thread is very accurate according to my dealer. I got a call yesterday telling me how ordering will open in January and if I had any questions. I said nope, I'm not really expecting anything until 2023-2024, he goes man I wish more felt the way you did. Way too many people think they...

I always got lit up by the EV guys here when I kept saying Ford will produce a very small number of Lightnings in 2022 and most likely will push delivery to 2023, look at that I'm right. I won't be surprised if they push they dates back again.

On the bottom of my steering wheel I have a stitching that had a thread or a small cut that drives me crazy. One of these days I'll take a peak and fix it.

This would really funny if it wasn't so true.

With the current supply chain issues, 1000s and 1000s of 2021 F150s still sitting in lots I would be extremely surprised if they get near 30k in 2022.

Well utilities that are regulated can only do what the regulators approve and non regulated utilities can only do what they can afford, and both will only do things they say will keep the bills low. So whatever insight you have has strings attached.

It took me 4 MONTHS to get a front camera. The part shortage is not just microchips. My dealer told me I was not the only one waiting on parts from Ford. You feel pretty confident they are going to prioritize the lightning over their #1 selling vehicle for the last 40 years? I don't know...

Ford still has 1000s of 2021 F150s sitting in lots. It takes months for parts to come in to fix 2021s that have issues. I just don't think they will be able to push production like they want or say they will based on their track record the last couple years. I could he wrong just my opinion.

You probably won't get your hands on a lighning until 2023 or 2024.

One thing you didn't mention about the telsa is the horrible interior build quality they are know for. This is the main thing I am looking for once experienced auto manufacturers start getting into the ev market. If Telsa doesn't get this part taken care of they could be in some trouble down...

If they raise the price a good portion of the Lightnings won't qualify because they will be over the $74K threshold.

I didn't reply to you or give any political affiliation just stated a couple facts about unions.

Unions workers over the last few years have started to trend away from Democrats. The union leadership on the other hand has trended towards the radical left and that is who is making these laws and the union leadership will see the kickbacks not the workers.

Unfortunately if you make a post or comment that may appear slightly negative to some of those on here regarding the Lightning or any EV they get all worked up. They just need to settle down a bit in my opinion we are all Ford owners here there is nothing wrong with having a different opinions...