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Could be worse, BMW is selling cars without touch screens right now. https://www.bmwblog.com/2021/11/05/bmw-producing-some-cars-without-touchscreen-functionality/

It’s not like they’re pulling people off the factory floor for scheduling, different teams.

Not selected this round for my dealer, #1 in their list, 2 door BB with mid package and not much else, I expected it, but still bummed.

Here’s why I don’t believe you, 314A is an OBX with Lux.

If true, it is bad. People who reserved over 18 months ago are still waiting. I don’t believe you had an order put in yesterday that was pulled today. Throw up some proof.

9 2 doors and 7 4 doors with hard tops, maybe a good sign for others

Sounds like it’s time for a credit card chargeback to me.

X plan is a sales/marketing tool and nothing more. Since Ford and dealers are moving vehicles with historically low inventory on hand and they still have 12+ months of Bronco backlog to fill there Is 0 incentive to offer the plan currently.

Pretty much, yes, with one catch. December didn’t see many notifications go out for scheduled orders, so it is not 100% that you will get an email if you’re scheduled. Your best source if you have a reservation is to use the “backdoor” tracker which is detailed here in this thread. If you didn’t...

You’re fine, the scheduling happens this week for Bronco’s to be built over the 5 weeks from 2/28 to 3/28. Basically between 12,500 and 15,000 Bronco orders will find out this week when their vehicles will be built. The others will still be waiting in line, hoping to get picked next month.

Oh, I agree 100%, I want my Bronco. But I understand what happened and why, Ford was full of it from day 1 and big dealers always had leverage, not the little dealers or you and I, the reservation holders.

If you get an email, it will be you were selected for one of those build weeks, which will then be assigned. If you don’t get selected, you will still be unscheduled and waiting until the next round of scheduling which will likely happen in February.

To be fair, taking units from dealers that have made Ford money over the years for dealers that are trying to gain a bigger foothold is probably not in Ford’s best interests. I say that as a Grangetober res holder who will be lucky to get a vehicle in the next 2 years. The mistake Ford made was...

Dealers know their allocations. Doesn’t mean they can’t change, but they are known. To answer the OP’s question, I would expect Ford to ship stock builds over reservations like they already have been doing.

We have an estimate of 2,500-3,000 Bronco’s a week. This let’s you know if you are scheduled or not this round, or if you are going to be April or later. Some may choose to buy something else if not scheduled this round, I know I’m getting close to that point.

A/Z, along with D Plans are available. X Plan can be priced, but the dealer is holding the bag on the discount, not Ford. https://www.ford.com/support/how-tos/owner-resources/bronco/bronco-order-holder-frequently-asked-questions/#16

A, Z, and D Plan are available on the Bronco. X plan is not and will not be available on 22’s per Ford. https://www.ford.com/support/how-tos/owner-resources/bronco/bronco-order-holder-frequently-asked-questions/#16

You won’t get an answer because the Bronco isn’t currently eligible for x plan. They are just selling it to you cheaper than MSRP without the kickback from Ford.

Easy, become a Ford dealer and buy from the factory all you want.

Correct, they usually schedule 4 weeks or so at a time, but anywhere from 2-6 I think.