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- Mark
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Granger has right around 500 on their list as of November. I think they had roughly 150 allocations last year and if you assume they'll get about the same or a bit more for 2023 & 2024 that's at best 400 but probably less. The real problem I see if Granger takes advantage of pulling allocations forward is that they will get almost no 2024 Broncos. So in that situation if you don't get yours in 2023 you're completely screwed in 2024 as they will have practically no allocations to use. Also there may be business reasons where Granger or any other dealership may not want to use next years allocations. It's a complete guessing game at this point about whether or not we'll get Broncos even if we delete the constrained items.I don't recall how many customers are still on the Granger waiting list, but it was still quite long. So even if Ford allows the use of 2023 and 2024 allocations, that still might not cover all customers on their list.
Also, even if technically you can keep hardtop on the 2-door and be eligible for the $2500, it's still likely going to be a long shot to get the vehicle in 2023. I suspect that offer is kind of dead man walking, and more to avoid grief from customers who would feel forced into a 4-door. In reality, for many people the only way they are getting a MY2023 Bronco, is 4-door soft top non lux/sas.
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