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Any word on whether or not this first batch of scheduling going to be only FEs and “Priority Orders”?

Has anyone WITHOUT FE or Priority Order gotten the email?

Are these all priority orders and FEs getting build weeks?

But by what time TODAY? I don’t have the patience to wait for next week😂

By what time today would it be safe to assume we didn’t make the cut?

We’re you pushed to a priority order?

Obligatory: “What’s your time stamp?”

Is that a February reservation date or an order date?

What was your time stamp? And were you a priority order? Also, congrats!

Yeah, it’s been discussed on this forum plenty before. 46k.

Are there other non FE/non-priority order Broncos to be scheduled with those first 2 FEs? I’m trying to figure out if FEs will be pushed in front of earlier non-FE orders.

Thanks for the exciting update! Do you know if FE orders with later time stamps are to be scheduled before non-FE orders with earlier time stamps?

Do the FEs have any build priority? Or are they following the time stamp like the other trims?

Making the poll anonymous for obvious reasons. If you were selected to be a priority order, what trim did you select?

This is one of the few scenarios that would actually make reasonable sense and not be inherently bad business. Here’s to hoping this is the case.

That’s a good load of Broncos. How many is your dealer allocated?

Just out of curiosity, how many Broncos could be expected to be on one truck shipment?

On the same page. I love the Bronco, and I admire the work Fords engineers have done. But Fords upper managements handling has highlighted something bigger than the Bronco. I’ve backed out of my investment in Ford due to a lack of faith in corporates handling of many things. I’ve driven Fords...

New theory: Ford did this to preemptively save face. Ford knew there would be some shady dealer things going on (maybe even selling an order with a better time stamp to a different buyer for the right amount of $$$). Because of this, they figured it’s not shady if it follows the rules. That...

Possible silver lining is: this may mean Ford has better commodities than previously thought, so they decided they had enough parts to do this without throwing a wrench in everything. At least that’s the only logic I could think of from this, and granted they decided to follow logic.