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Old Thu Jul 03, 2008, 10:37am
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I see that Ford is going to introduce the Flex in 2009. Does anyone know whether Ford plans to produce a DP, and if so, will you be allowed to purchase a DP if you already own a Flex?

Also, if you drove a Flex in the morning, can you switch to a DP in the afternoon?

And if you crash your Flex, can you substitute the DP for it?

Can the DP replace any other car you own, or just the Flex?
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Old Thu Jul 03, 2008, 11:24am
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What if its a bat, maybe something produced in conjunction with Easton?
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Old Thu Jul 03, 2008, 12:13pm
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I see that Ford is going to introduce the Flex in 2009. Does anyone know whether Ford plans to produce a DP, and if so, will you be allowed to purchase a DP if you already own a Flex?

Also, if you drove a Flex in the morning, can you switch to a DP in the afternoon?

And if you crash your Flex, can you substitute the DP for it?

Can the DP replace any other car you own, or just the Flex?
Remember, you can only drive defensively if you own a FLEX.

But if you decide to drive offensively while driving it, you are no longer eligible to drive you DP.
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Old Thu Jul 03, 2008, 01:32pm
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I have 1999 Ford Flex...... is it too late to get a DP?
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Old Thu Jul 03, 2008, 02:12pm
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Thanks, guys. This has all been very helpful. I stopped in at the dealer's, and the salesmen admitted they can't understand the rules governing the Flex/DP. They said Ford will be running a clinic soon.
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Old Thu Jul 03, 2008, 02:13pm
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I have 1999 Ford Flex...... is it too late to get a DP?
In 1999, are you sure they didn't call it the Ford Defo?
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Old Thu Jul 03, 2008, 02:25pm
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I see that Ford is going to introduce the Flex in 2009. Does anyone know whether Ford plans to produce a DP, and if so, will you be allowed to purchase a DP if you already own a Flex?

Also, if you drove a Flex in the morning, can you switch to a DP in the afternoon?

And if you crash your Flex, can you substitute the DP for it?

Can the DP replace any other car you own, or just the Flex?
I doubt it will really matter. If it's like anything else Ford is involved with, Ford's Flex will most likely be either disqualified or ejected before the game starts.
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Old Thu Jul 03, 2008, 02:57pm
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I doubt it will really matter. If it's like anything else Ford is involved with, Ford's Flex will most likely be either disqualified or ejected before the game starts.
Or, on a quiet night, you can listen to the flex rust.
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Old Thu Jul 03, 2008, 03:09pm
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Or, on a quiet night, you can listen to the flex rust.
That's a fact!
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Old Thu Jul 03, 2008, 03:27pm
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Thanks, guys. This has all been very helpful. I stopped in at the dealer's, and the salesmen admitted they can't understand the rules governing the Flex/DP. They said Ford will be running a clinic soon.
Maybe they need to run a clinic on how to build a Ford first.

I'm never buying another Ford for as long as I live.
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Old Thu Jul 03, 2008, 04:15pm
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Or, on a quiet night, you can listen to the flex rust.
You talkin' about my knees again?
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Old Thu Jul 03, 2008, 07:57pm
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You talkin' about my knees again?
If I was talking about either your knees or mine, I'd have said "you can hear the crust flex"
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Old Fri Jul 04, 2008, 11:03pm
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The rule is pretty simple really, they can both be in the driveway, but you can't drive them both at the same time.
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Reported.... But I did enjoy waking up to this revivedthread. ;-)
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