That's cool news about the Mach 1.

Looking at that data, it appears as though there's no more V6. Or is that already the case?

 

That's cool news about the Mach 1.

Looking at that data, it appears as though there's no more V6. Or is that already the case?

Its already the case.

With the 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine producing power and torque (well, almost) like a V6, Ford has no reason to keep it. I even realized this from my own experience driving a 2.3-liter and was amazed at what it could do. So, the V6 wouldn't feel like enough of an upgrade.

 

Fascinating. These VIN decoders are going to be especially useful to reference years from now when looking at used Mach-E on a dealer lot. You could use this post to know exactly what you are looking at, and confirm that the used car is listed and described accurately. I wish this data was more widely available for other makes and models.

It would also be prudent for all new Mach-E owners to also double-check that their VIN reflects the spec they ordered!

 

I agree I wish this stuff was easier accessible too, it would've helped me in the past with other vehicles.

 

Does this mean the Ford GT350 won't be around in 2021, or am I reading this wrong?

 

I'd say you're correct. Looks like just the GT500 and Mach 1.

 

Any thoughts on what it means by "Extended range battery, Limited Rear primary drive unit, Limited larger Secondary drive unit"? (Engine type "E") Sounds like it is a Mach E GT model. Maybe it could be the base GT and the same spec above it (Engine type "X") would be the GT Performance option?

 

Interesting point. My interpretation would be that it's saying there are two versions of AWD, one with a smaller front power unit and one with a larger front power unit.
I suspect the GT would use the larger front power unit.

From what I've heard, the GT and GT Performance will have the same power output, just different suspension tuning, tires, etc

 

@machstang say hi to the folks coming over from Electrek or InsideEvs. maybe even teslarati

 

This post has really gained some traction, it's nuts!

 

We are so thirsty for any new data, we are analyzing the VIN numbers. C’mon Ford, Spill the Beans! Give us some goodies.

 

Just out of curiosity, how many people actually used the VIN decoder when they were deciding which Mach-E to get?

 

You can try this VIN Check EU for new 2021 vehicles.

 

Cool stuff I have to say. But as srogers mentioned previously it's much easier to use free VIN check websites like vingurus rather than deep into difficult things.

 

Yes, it is easy to use free VIN check websites. You can also try VinPit. Just put the VIN in the search box and you will get the history of the vehicle.

 

Curious to know what the Sequential Vehicle Identifier actually tells me? If mine is say A04956 does that mean that my mach-e was the 4956th mach-e built or that it was the 4956th of my "car type" (Premium ER RWD). Doesn't really matter - just a fun fact.

 

I always thought it was the order off the assembly line, regardless of trim level. But I've never been entirely sure about that.

 

Looking up Ford recall by VIN is very simple and straightforward on the FORD-VIN-Decoder.com website. All you need is to use a Ford VIN decoder. Simply access the website, enter your Ford VIN, and tap on the search button. The system will load and process your Ford vehicle history. From the records of the vehicle, you can find out whether your Ford vehicle has been recalled or not.