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Can you point me to the official faq? Because I'm sceptical of this GVWR situation. Plus I've had persons at dealers say various things I knew were untrue, so I generally take what they say with caution.It's not really speculation when Ford wrote exactly that it was GVWR causing problems in the official FAQ they sent out.
I have pasted the FAQ into the previous posts.Can you point me to the official faq? Because I'm sceptical of this GVWR situation. Plus I've had persons at dealers say various things I knew were untrue, so I generally take what they say with caution.
The screen prints in that link? I can't view them without making an account. Maybe you can paste full docs here? Thanks.I have pasted the FAQ into the previous posts.
Fourth down on the left. Clear as day.
https://www.ford.com/suvs/bronco/2021/reservation-information/The screen prints in that link? I can't view them without making an account. Maybe you can paste full docs here? Thanks.
Thank you!https://www.ford.com/suvs/bronco/2021/reservation-information/
Product FAQs
Why do certain models prohibit some accessories?
We have a Bronco for every customer. Many Bronco accessory items can be added during or after vehicle delivery at the dealer. We engineered Bronco for maximum off-road capability and GVWR restrictions may limit combinations of certain accessories.
Bullshit. Not lies, look it up AH.Wow, people on here make up a lot of crap...drama queens:
Talk about creating drama and overthinking it...good lord. Modify it all you want; you’re not getting ticketed for weight reasons. You’re not violating any statute....and no, you can’t be “criminally charged” for a vehicle that exceeds GVWR and is in an accident. Both points are lies. At civil risk? Maybe, but would have to a crazy stretch of circumstances. Criminal? No.
I did. Go ahead and post the statutes that you claim would cause you to be criminally charged for exceeding manufacturers stated GVWR restrictions on a passenger vehicle. I'll hang up and wait for the statutes. Otherwise...you made it up, Drama...Bullshit. Not lies, look it up AH.
Every State is different. You can start here:I did. Go ahead and post the statutes that you claim would cause you to be criminally charged for exceeding manufacturers stated GVWR restrictions on a passenger vehicle. I'll hang up and wait for the statutes. Otherwise...you made it up, Drama...
Exactly, no statute. Didn't think so, Drama.Every State is different. You can start here:
https://www.samleman.com/finance/car-buying-tips/what-does-gvwr-mean/#:~:text=The Gross Vehicle Weight Rating is basically the maximum total,10-20% of the combined
Then you can do your own research while sucking your name.