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Just picked up brand new black edition. Who can spot the problem???
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nope, any black edition owner should notice right away. Took me about 10 seconds after opening the door. I saw a black edition on vacation this summer while waiting for mine to be built. it was at dealer in costa mesa, an autonation as well. This is one of the things that made black edition look amazing to me This may be why my black edition has such a low vin number, waiting around for a correct part, and finally shipped without it.
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yep, the steering wheel is wrong. I told salesman on delivery and he was perplexed, didn't know it was supposed to have red stitching like seats and arm rests. i tell ya, that's why my ridge is such a low vin, it was built and sitting in Alabama waiting for the correct steering wheel and they finally said to heck with it we will put on an all black one and ship it.....
BTW the red stitching is pretty obvious and hard to miss. I hope they don't have someone with that bad of a visual impairment installing interior parts! LOL
BTW the red stitching is pretty obvious and hard to miss. I hope they don't have someone with that bad of a visual impairment installing interior parts! LOL
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a couple things....
I still haven't heard back from dealer on what they are doing to fix the problem. I assume they will have to order in the correct steering wheel and that might take a while....
I still find it odd that a color blind person would be assembling color coded electrical components and assuming the parts are tagged and labeled correctly. Hopefully theyare not working for Raytheon installing components in a cruise missile. I would also hope assembly line workers would know or want to know more about what they are doing and not just assume the numbers are correct even when they know something isn't right when assembling vehicles or other products. But sadly that initiative seems lacking as of late. I know "everybody" should have a chance to to a particular job regardless of disability, but I sure hope a color blind person wouldn't work on the bomb squad. No!! I said cut the blue wire!!! LOL:surprise:
I still haven't heard back from dealer on what they are doing to fix the problem. I assume they will have to order in the correct steering wheel and that might take a while....
I still find it odd that a color blind person would be assembling color coded electrical components and assuming the parts are tagged and labeled correctly. Hopefully theyare not working for Raytheon installing components in a cruise missile. I would also hope assembly line workers would know or want to know more about what they are doing and not just assume the numbers are correct even when they know something isn't right when assembling vehicles or other products. But sadly that initiative seems lacking as of late. I know "everybody" should have a chance to to a particular job regardless of disability, but I sure hope a color blind person wouldn't work on the bomb squad. No!! I said cut the blue wire!!! LOL:surprise:
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