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This is exactly what I ordered. New tires will be definitely going on mine. Thank you for posting. The pictures are great!
Im ordering a Base with the sasquatch package, I think I like it
My order is 2-door BD in Iconic...in large part because of the blue interior accents. But thinking of changing to the Rapid Red.
I know the grab handles are interchangeable...but it seems the tops of the grab handles have the same color as the dash, Dark Space Grey in BD. Do any of the Black grab handles from other trims carry the dark space grey tops???
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Yeah, those are just some rollers to get it to your house. Everyone, including Ford, fully expects you to change those tires out just as soon as you can. Those were not designed to stay.
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Wow, that’s a throw back, I took my driving test in a “new” ‘75 Pinto.Love the 2-door and the color. For some reason, those tires remind me of my 1975 Ford Pinto. Not a fond memory!
As they are both 'base', more than likely the 2.3...which was originally used in the.....wait for it - Ford Pinto
I think they should have called the new Mach-E the Pinto. It looks like a reimagined one and Ford might have been able to recover some integrity with it. Its definitely not a mustang.
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Fully get that the base is a blank slate for someone wanting to do their own thing. But when you tout the offroad capabilities of a vehicle, showing it taking on all kinds of environmental obstacles, at least make even the base model have the ability to do at least some fun off road stuff out of the box.
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I think it will still handle quite a bit. Those tires look tiny compared to the other models, but they are actually about one inch taller and about 3/4 inch wider than the stock size tires on my 91 full size Bronco (235/75R15).
Also, wonder if the windows come out in general, actually kinda cool, kinda quasi-safari mode there
If you want to build a ride to your specific needs, you will save a lot of money. Buying the vehicle with larger tires and then replacing them is a waste of money...been there and done that with a Jeep.
LOL, mine was taken in a new '76. Was the sporty version in bright Orange. Didn't have the nasty hubcaps, they were more like the Mustang Magnum style rims. For the time, it was a good car that got great MPG. We had 2 and no issues whatsoever. Sure was much better to have a hatch for hauling than an ugly plastic wood sticker clad station wagon.Wow, that’s a throw back, I took my driving test in a “new” ‘75 Pinto.