600 bux? what a rip. Can't get Sync 4 map updates that are even up to date. We have new roads here over 3 years old and still old maps. Same on Sync 3.4...
If you think that is a lot, you should see the price for the FSD update for a Tesla. The Tesla FSD does more than BlueCruise, but the differences aren’t worth $9400 (or $200/month for the sub). I am fine with the $200/yr for three years of BlueCruise for what it does.
Appears It does not say Active Prep. Oh well, still happy driving the truck myself and appears there is lots of confusion surrounding BC. I didn't buy the truck with intention of getting it anyways. I was lucky enough in Mid March 21' to find on a dealer Lot a Crew Cab Power Boost in Rapid Red w/Lower two-tone paint, Pro Power 7.2 Generator, Max tow package, 20 inch Chrome wheels, chrome package, Running boards, Spray-in Bed liner, 360 Co-Pilot cameras, Tailgate step, Sync 4 12.2 inch screen, Column Shift and Moonroof. that still had Discounts from Dealer and Ford. XLT Crew Cab w/ $20,620 in options plus Dest & Delivery Totaled $66,120 After Ford discounts before adding Ohio Tax, I paid $56,567 using X-Plan. That Included $1,000 discount for Ford Financing which I paid off before first payment to take advantage of discount. Their interest rates are way too high! Better rates at credit unions.
Heck yeah still a very nice truck I was asking not to prove you wrong but hoping you were right! But I think adaptive cruise control and an ankle weight accomplishes most of the same thing as blue cruise anyways lol
My other vehicle is a Tesla Model 3 Performance. I was "fortunate" to pay $5K for FSD when I purchased my Model 3 in 2019. As stated, FSD has more features than the initial BlueCruise offering. While I like some of those additional features, I agree that the greatest benefit is highway driving on long trips. So, BlueCruise at $200 per year is a killer deal in my opinion.
