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actually, quite the opposite. Granger in particular is spending all kinds of money to increase their allocations, including building special showroom additions that Ford says will give them a few extra allocations (they will never get the money back from the sales with what they charge to come out ahead), so they are paying out of pocket to help the people who reserved with them. They were victims of Ford's changes as well as other small dealersI get it Ford broke a lot of promises. If these few dealers that tried to work the system couldn’t see the risk they were taking then they were either ignorant or incompetent. Neither is good.
They also knew they had nothing to loose. That was always all on the order holder.
Dealerships chose their sales model to get business based on what Ford said, then Ford completely changed the rules three quarters through the game. That is on nobody but Ford. There is no rational basis to place the blame on dealers or people because they believed Ford.
Your 'logic' is like saying that next Superbowl, the NFL changes the rules in the final quarter so that total offensive yards will decide who wins the game, the final score that was the metric at the start, that no longer counts at all and somehow the teams are to blame for believing the NFL was going to keep the final score as the winning metric. That they should have anticipated the rules would change. It is ridiculous on the face of it.
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