People flip Mustangs all the time.
Scalping blocks of tickets is a bit different than buying one $65,000 car and trying to flip it for a profit. And scalping tickets for more than a 10% bump is illegal, at least in Qld. But if someone buys a ticket legally, and then sells it legally as its in-demand for a 50% profit and both parties are happy, I couldn't care less. Others can hold their own opinions.
Someone invested 65k and hopes to resell and make some money on a popular item... the sky is falling... not.
How Ford could cancel the contract is very suspect. He agreed to buy it, not keep it for any predetermined length of time. If s/he's put a deposit on it long ago and if he/she meets the contract terms... Ford can get stuffed. I'd be seeking legal advice and looking at suing Ford for breach of contact if they renege on the contract... I guess builders/contractors selling homes off the plan should be stopped too.. and anyone buying futures in the stock market, etc, etc, etc... same concept sell what you don't own, very common business (like a CJ Pony that orders parts after you do then drop ships and freight forwards, holding your payment as float... should they be stopped too??) ... they make money... a disgrace, as those scumbags are profiteering!!! 
Comrades unite against the imperialist capitalist scum mongers! 
I find the angst over this is quite amusing... I guess anyone selling a car please post details here for approval prior to offering it on the open market!
For once i agree with everything you say.
Even if old mate bought a block of 10 Mustangs, whos business is it what he does with them.
No company has a right to say how long he keeps them as long as he pays and takes delivery.
Perhaps we should set up a free cheese delivery for all the complainers to enjoy with their whine.
