I assuming that they won't and I imagine that is one of the reason they are in South Carolina as a right to work state. However, they are going to have to get some experienced production workers into a brand new production line. They can't all be rookies. They are going to have to offer...
That sounds about right. That would mean most line workers at Scout would be paid between $55k and $75k annually. Yes, these prices will be reflected in the trucks, just like they have been in F150s. I have always assumed that a well equipped Traveler will be at least $65k before tax credits.
First year teacher salary in North Texas is universally $60k. I have to pay my accounting clerk $22 an hour to stay competitive and that is an entry level clerical job (comes out to right at $46k annually).
My point is that $45,000 isn't going to be the average of an assembly line worker. I...
Let me ask this: would some of us EREV reservations switch to full electric if they announced that the full electric version would go into production 6 months before the Harvester version?
I can only presume that the number of reservations will drop significantly when it is time to order presuming that non-refundable deposits will be required for an order (which only makes sense).
Adjusted for inflation, the price of gas is not high. In Texas (near refineries and distribution centers), I paid $2.76 a gallon. Nationally, the average cost of a gallon of gas on 1/22/25 is $3.12 a gallon. The price of gas on 6/1/22 was $5.01 a gallon. Source: AAA...
I would say black roof color especially with the cabana top. I like the contrast. I could see them offering body color for additional money though. Personally, I just want that burnt orange one on the reveal. Clone it and that's what I order.