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There are many dealers that are honest and reputable. They build their business on loyalty. Those are great. There are others that have managers looking for the quick money. If you have a signed agreement, the Bronco shows up, and the dealer can sell to someone else for $10k more. The original ordering customer has two options: (1) pay the ADM; or (2) walk away and sue the dealer. Now for all the legaL scholars on this thread... what are the breach of contract damages? If they are more than the ADM, then you are in big claims (discovery, motions, etc... over a year normally but in COVID 2 years). If you are only claiming the ADM amount, you are in small claims, no truck, maybe a judge buys that is the damages (likely not).
So, is your signed contract really that great for you In that situation? The only hammer is Ford. The number of people that think suing is a practical solution are delusional.
So, is your signed contract really that great for you In that situation? The only hammer is Ford. The number of people that think suing is a practical solution are delusional.
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