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Confused on packages
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The description verbiage under 400A & 401A looks correct.
But, using the configuration tool, when you select 401A and scroll down, Street Pack shows as included - it auto checks.
Also, if you look at the 21" wheels, it also auto-checks and shows as included.
Also under the 21" wheel description, it plainly states "ST Street Pack is included in ST Equipment Group 401A."
The picture of your configured car also changes to show street pack when you select 401A.
Not a big deal. But to me, the Ford site is clearly wrong (based on every 401A (non-street pack) vehicle I can actually buy at a dealer).
But, using the configuration tool, when you select 401A and scroll down, Street Pack shows as included - it auto checks.
Also, if you look at the 21" wheels, it also auto-checks and shows as included.
Also under the 21" wheel description, it plainly states "ST Street Pack is included in ST Equipment Group 401A."
The picture of your configured car also changes to show street pack when you select 401A.
Not a big deal. But to me, the Ford site is clearly wrong (based on every 401A (non-street pack) vehicle I can actually buy at a dealer).
That's what I saw as well. If I left the 400A equipment group selected and tried to add individual options such as Heated/Ventilated Seats, it would want to add 401A equipment group for $4,100.
In the end, I test drove the cheapest one I found and decided it had most of what I wanted despite not having any added options listed on the window sticker except Star White Pearl. I was surprised by all the standard features at a similar price level that were additional options or not even available on my 2017 Dodge Durango R/T such as tow package, power folding mirrors, adaptive cruise control, 360 camera and wireless charging. I actually liked the sleeper look with the base package because I didn't really want black rims or red calipers.
In the end, I test drove the cheapest one I found and decided it had most of what I wanted despite not having any added options listed on the window sticker except Star White Pearl. I was surprised by all the standard features at a similar price level that were additional options or not even available on my 2017 Dodge Durango R/T such as tow package, power folding mirrors, adaptive cruise control, 360 camera and wireless charging. I actually liked the sleeper look with the base package because I didn't really want black rims or red calipers.
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I bet you can, I haven't looked that far into it. If you use the built in apps it's a good looking screen but I am used to android auto and again, probably a me problem.
I bet you can, I haven't looked that far into it. If you use the built in apps it's a good looking screen but I am used to android auto and again, probably a me problem.
