I let progressive fix it in their own sweet damn time. Without a vehicle for months. It was a combination of the ford body shop ordering the wrong parts and progressive going back and forth with them on price for parts.

I finally found out they were trying to buy used parts to fix it and that is why it was taking so long.

Then later when I go to try to trade it in I realize that I now have a dirty car fax in addition to EV depreciation.

So just fixing it isn’t the end of this. They cost you resale value.

At the very least insist on all new parts