An unique automobile needs unique service, that’s what Ford dealers are learning. Not every dealer will have the advantage of managing the upcoming $400,000 Ford GT. Those thinking about servicing Ford’s supercar will have to spend at least $30,000 in service center upgrades. That’s according to a dealer file acquired by All Ford Mustangs.
The file lists a variety of modifications dealerships must make. For example, an exclusive Ford GT tidy space should be built or transformed from existing facilities. Just a licensed Ford GT master professional and Ford GT sales representative are allowed within. A special set of dollies need to be bought in order to move the automobile. The dollies will mount at specific points on the carbon fiber tub to balance the mid-engined car and prevent damage. Other products needed include a tire install that can work with the carbon fiber wheels and a particular jack for the transaxle.
A vehicle trailer should be acquired to carry GTs from their owners houses or workplaces. Transportation services will be available to any Ford GT owners for guarantee repair works, although not all services or repair works can be performed at the car dealership.
The file notes repairs and upkeep under two separate tiers. Standard services like an oil modification can be handled at the dealer. As the levels escalate, so does the level of outdoors participation. Multimatic, the firm that’s putting together the brand-new vehicle, will send out a “fly-in-doctor” when required. If major repair works are required, Ford will deliver the vehicle back to Multimatic’s center in Canada.
Special tools and traveling specialists are absolutely nothing new to the supercar industry. Only specific dealers can service the Dodge Viper. BMW only allows certified professionals to maintain the i8. Like Ford, Bugatti will fly people out in order to properly service and handle its vehicles. Ford currently vetted future GT owners. These buyers ought to anticipate a supercar level of service from the most costly car Ford has actually ever constructed.
