The past few years have been rather tough on more than one Ford dealer, as those entities have dealt with waning inventory levels, a subsequent struggle to secure inventory, and the controversial Model e Certified program, which is now required for dealers that wish to sell EVs. While Ford CEO Jim Farley recently met with dealers and noted that he’s open to feedback, some still feel a bit left out in the cold, regardless. However, one particular Ford dealer – Lubbers Ford in Cheney, Kansas – is dealing with a far bigger and more expensive problem at the moment, according to KAKE news.