CALLING ALL GRANGTOBER ORDER PLACERS

[OmahaKevin]

I'm in the same boat. I never received the mileage disclosure and only learned about it when I inquired where my paperwork was, which has put the whole process back a few more weeks. Temp Iowa tag has expired so technically not legal to drive until I get it registered. Still a great experience and price with Granger, just a few process hiccups that could have been avoided.

Nebraska did not require that. I had to stop by the sheriff's office for a title inspection (since bought out of state) then next door to DMV. Out in less than 15min.
Just putting that out there so people don't freak out. Depending on the state, YMMV

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[f1loco]

Just in time for the Christmas in July Bronco Beach gathering in St. Augustine.

There is such a thing? May have to make the run up. What weekend?

 

[Beach_Bum]

There is such a thing? May have to make the run up. What weekend?

Posted in the Florida sub-forum. It will be July 8th (first Saturday after the 4th of July). It will be on Butler Beach. Bunch of attendees are showing up on Friday to go out to dinner.

 

[LS2GTO]

From what was explained to me by Granger in IA you have 30 days in which to register and get a tag which is "supposed" to carry over to your home state. So despite the transit tag/paper only being good for 14 days, allegedly you are good for 30 days with the bill of sale/purchase agreement in the glove box. Can't wait to explain to the officer pulling me for no tag displayed (save the lovely Granger Ford tag in the back). Who's to say you just didn't take delivery a few days ago despite the bill of sale being 3 weeks ago. Granger needs to be sending "be on the look out emails" or better yet, emailing the form with return overnight postage as protocol once the docs are signed. I would have called at least a week earlier had I known.

If this Is accurate about not needing the tag after it expires in 14 days, why would one even need the in-transit tag to begin with?

 

[f1loco]

My guess is some kind of DOT regulation possibly. Just repeating what the title clerk was Granger relayed. If my paperwork and check don't arrive before next week, I'm stuck making a decision to park it and wait or take my chances with the kind and understanding officer not versed in IA law.

 

[LS2GTO]

My guess is some kind of DOT regulation possibly. Just repeating what the title clerk was Granger relayed. If my paperwork and check don't arrive before next week, I'm stuck making a decision to park it and wait or take my chances with the kind and understanding officer not versed in IA law.

Unfortunately what Granger is saying is not the case in my state. My Bronco is parked waiting on paperwork.

https://revenue.support.tn.gov/hc/e...sed-Out-of-State-Title-Registration-Procedure

 

[Diydner]

Got the call today from finance. Vehicle arrived on the 15th so that was less than a week. Hopefully that means they are catching up.

starting my drive there Sunday morning. Scheduled to pickup @1p Monday. Need to be back in Orlando Tuesday night.

40hrs of driving in 3 days. Wish me luck!!

 

[LS2GTO]

Got the call today from finance. Vehicle arrived on the 15th so that was less than a week. Hopefully that means they are catching up.

starting my drive there Sunday morning. Scheduled to pickup @1p Monday. Need to be back in Orlando Tuesday night.

40hrs of driving in 3 days. Wish me luck!!

I got my title stuff today so maybe they will be caught up on that soon as well.

 

[chemtw]

**North Carolina
Received my transit title and bill of sale paperwork from Granger and attempted to register the vehicle. The license plate agency said they do not accept out of state in transit titles and said i would have to have a North Carolina in transit title completed. Has anyone in North Carolina been successful? What steps did you take? What agency did you use? Thanks

 

[berts]

I just saw in my FordPass app that I got the 200,000 points for being unable to get the modular top! I thought that ship had sailed as I didn't take delivery in 2022.
Makes me happy

What did you have to do to get the 200k?
thanks.

 

[OmahaKevin]

What did you have to do to get the 200k?
thanks.

The 200k points was because I had the modular top in my order in early 2021. When Ford said they weren't doing the mod top I got an email stating I'd get 200k points if I took delivery of a MY2022. I was totally surprised when a short time after picking up my MY2023 I saw the points appear. I did not do anything specific.

 

[KirchTX]

I'm in the same boat. I never received the mileage disclosure and only learned about it when I inquired where my paperwork was, which has put the whole process back a few more weeks. Temp Iowa tag has expired so technically not legal to drive until I get it registered. Still a great experience and price with Granger, just a few process hiccups that could have been avoided.

The mileage disclosure was the only form I had to sign in person at pickup back in May.

 

[berts]

The 200k points was because I had the modular top in my order in early 2021. When Ford said they weren't doing the mod top I got an email stating I'd get 200k points if I took delivery of a MY2022. I was totally surprised when a short time after picking up my MY2023 I saw the points appear. I did not do anything specific.

Ok. I have the same email. Ford Corp says they see I am eligible and that my dealer has to do it. Waiting on those guys to get back to me. Thanks for the response.

 

[ARKBronco]

I originally ordered a base bronco with SAS in April of 2021. When the modification emails came in, I changed my order to a standard badlands bronco with the high package. On Tuesday, after a little over two years, I was able to pick up my bronco at Granger. I would like to thank everyone at Granger for making this process as smooth/transparent as possible! I was able to receive the model year and modification rebates without any issues and applied my Ford Pass Points for their discounted extended warranty. This is my second purchase with Granger (previously purchased Ford Maverick) and I will look to them for future purchases. Loving the bronco!!!

 

[Calypso]

**North Carolina
Received my transit title and bill of sale paperwork from Granger and attempted to register the vehicle. The license plate agency said they do not accept out of state in transit titles and said i would have to have a North Carolina in transit title completed. Has anyone in North Carolina been successful? What steps did you take? What agency did you use? Thanks

I have not yet experienced the registration process, but it appears the link at the very bottom of the list, 'Title-in-transit' form MVR-6TT needs to be completed. From the 'Official NCDMV' web site:
https://www.ncdot.gov/dmv/title-registration/vehicle/Pages/documents-forms.aspx

https://www.ncdot.gov/dmv/downloads/Documents/MVR-6TT.pdf

I'm no lawyer, but . . . it appears that Granger needs to fill out and notarize the Dealer's Certification section [EDIT] but it is unclear to me as to the need for certification. The first paragraph states that certification is needed when the 'Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin or Certificate of Title is missing or unavailable.
The second paragraph appears to be certification that the dealer really sold you the vehicle, validating the sale as genuine in the eyes of the DMV. To me this this seems to be the important part.

I think that I would have the dealer fill that out just in case the DMV requires it.

Let us know how it goes, I'll follow in your steps in about 8 weeks!

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