I was ready to order until I read the no warranty and no refund.So they are reading all the negative feedback everyone left after they posted their order terms?
No written warranty, No refund on a Paid in full order, on a product you have no idea what it will be, because they want to crowdsource their development cost, yeah...
Glad your top if fine but don't discount the issues other forum members are having. In case you have not been following the issue, with all the forum threads on the MIC top and multiple members posting photos of defects, here is one of many.Every one I’ve seen has been fine, so I think the exaggeration by idiots is taken way too seriously…if there is a problem, Ford will cover it, it’s a first year product with a rather long warrantee, I don’t see this as an issue at all and some of the videos/reviews out there are just plain bad/useless!
Also, I assume I’m extremely lucky, as my Bronco has had less issues than any new car I have ever purchased, so I assume I’m the luckiest guy in the world, because driving my Bronco I feel like I am!
Thanks, only $1895.
Sorry but I’ve seen too many non-issue complaints to take most of this forum seriously or many of its members complaints to heart, just way too much whining!
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I was checking their Instagram and still no sign of a prototype. What a joke of a company.
ask them a question directly, they are very good about prompt replies.
Their responses are opaque and without substance. When the owner starts giving canned responses and no real information, it’s usually a sign they have no viable product. In this case, John has confirmed there’s no prototype and that he doesn’t have the equipment to finish a single one yet. Sorry mates, you’re not likely going to see one this year. Ford will come out with an accessory before this ships in any significant quantities.
Wait, aren't you the one whom the owner offered a complete refund on the deposit but instead disputed the charge on your credit card??
I disputed before he offered a refund. And to be clear, this wasn't a deposit. He forces you to buy the whole thing ahead of time, without mentioning little facts like it only exists on paper and that he hasn't got the equipment to actually make them.
I’m with you on this one. They had no problem collecting $7k from a lot of people with absolutely nothing to show for it. After hyping it up for months on a digital rendering “reveal”.
Similar to Ford's situation, I really enjoy over-communication on these things. I personally don't mind getting spammed emails from a company on the process for those few days, or even each week, on a prototype unit (obviously, some things can't be shared) to keep me in the loop. I understand that's a ton of overhead and possibly liability, but for spending $6-7k, it's worth it.
