Is the “dealership owner” not someone?
Could be someone who wanted a hard top but didn’t want to wait so they changed to soft. Then decided they hated the soft top and got rid of it. Or they just saw a chance to make a profit, or they got it at auction.
These systems are automated, they aren’t specifically uploading your vehicle. One local dealer throws 10k on special orders to limit calls, another throws up a sold picture. Waiting for the explanation seems like a bad idea though.
The parts are the issue though, and then the Raptor and Everglades will be another issue. Ford will get a premium for these and will certainly maximize their profit and revenue by further delaying reserved builds to ensure parts for more profitable vehicles.
Last few rounds were week of 11/15, week of 12/6, Small week of 12/13. I expect the next batch week of 1/17 which will have some cleanup and 2-4 more weeks (2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21).
Nothing for this week
"SCHEDULING" vs "PRODUCTION" Week explained :
Scheduling is the act of scheduling a future production week.
Production is the act of executing the schedule (building your Bronco that week).
If your Bronco is scheduled to be built/produced during the weeks listed below...
You think they are going to not advertise their most popular vehicle? But like it says, there is no x-plan pricing currently, contact your dealer to determine pricing.
There are several threads here with dealers doing exactly that, and there are several dealers with marked up Broncos. Ford “may” intervene at smaller dealers, but they aren’t going to go after the larger dealers. They’ve already put allocation over reservation and clearly have little regard or...
Thanks, have a 99'd order with Granger, but put in a non-reservation order with a smaller local dealer who agreed to MSRP. They didn't have any reservations open, unsure on what their allocation is though.