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Ford will ship and sell vehicles without chips controlling non-safety critical features

Ford dealer Austin Texas Aug. 2021
Ally estimates there are 4 million to 5 million potential U.S. buyers stuck on the sidelines because "they cannot find a vehicle to purchase." (DAVID PHILLIPS)
March 12, 2022 11:49 PM

LAS VEGAS — Ford Motor Co., attempting to ease inventory constraints, plans to ship and sell partially built vehicles that are awaiting semiconductors or related components that control non-safety critical features, executives told dealers in a meeting here Saturday, according to three people present.

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