Sorry if this has been discussed...
Why in the world would the chassis/cab configuration not get the upgraded engine? I understand all about researching a purchase, but there doesn't seem to be a logical reason for why it wouldn't have the 2nd gen engine. I was just at the Hershey RV show and saw a couple of super nice 2015 Ford chassis conversions and didn't even think to compare engine specs to the older models. :fordoval: :wtf:
I did a lot of research before I ordered the truck in April. The fleet sales manager even recommend I wait for the 2015 because of the engine. It's a work vehicle not a personal one. I had limited information; in April but was told of these glorious updates to the new diesel since I was skeptical after running a 06 e350 6.0 money burner. I would have expected ford to improve to 2015 CC after 4 years of being the same and having tremendous turbo issues while having less power then the SD ' S. I had limited time to order my truck for the business/fleet incentives on the vehicle. I also wanted out if my bad e350 ASAP, but was talked into waiting for the 2015 by sales. ...never again. I'm gonna to demand specs in writing next CC I own, or probably just a pickup with bed delete. 52k on the CC, but I'm more concerned on my 30K utility body. I need a truck that can haul it around loads with tools and parts b so no can make money. I figures this new Ford and all th hype would satisfy my power needs. I can only pray that I don't have to bring this CC back to the dealer each month with issues. I'll just hope to lemon law it if the turbo grenades 3 time. My buddy is a dales manager at a BMW dealer and they have had lemon laced vehicles because a light bulb burnt out three times......he said yo get a vehicle lemon laws is a joke. He is ur prized he doesn't have many more.
I won't buy a ford for personal use, I need reliability, function and Japanese engineers! . Lol JK
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