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https://www.businessinsider.com/ford-pauses-some-car-deliveries-after-running-out-badges-f150-2022-9

On Monday, Ford announced that it expected 40,000 to 45,000 vehicles to be affected by a lack of certain parts, with “high-demand, high-margin models of popular trucks and SUVs” disproportionately affected.

Ford had to delay deliveries of some vehicles including F-Series pickups after running out of its famous blue oval badges, The Wall Street Journal reported.

The issue adds to ongoing supply-chain problems in the automotive industry, with some semiconductors still in short supply, forcing manufacturers to put them in vehicles after they come off the production line.



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3 Comments

  1. Majestic_Location751

    “We don’t need no stinking badges!”

  2. Undead_Og

    I have a position on 7-dollar puts for the week after earnings in late October.

    They are going to print.

    That’s a sloppy head and shoulders and it looks strong for this coming week, but the next Monday is the beginning of the mother of all crashes… so I’ll be good.

  3. BreakfastOnTheRiver

    Imagine needing a serious warranty repair and you can’t drive your vehicle the whole time cuz of a part shortage.

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