Anyone who reserved before October (2 months ago) can use the tracker. If you never reserved, the tracker doesn't work and you have to rely only on emails or your dealer, unfortunately.
One dude so far in the main thread of this same topic just posted that his Wildtrak got scheduled for the week of 2/21/22 - might want to follow along there instead! https://bronco6g.com/forum/threads/%E2%8F%B1-2022-bronco-scheduling-next-week-12-13-for-build-weeks-2-14-and-2-21.30427/
Lately they have done it in batches about every hour starting about 9am central on the hour, until maybe 3-4pm. Anecdotal evidence based on my research via reading too many forum posts.
That email is on a completely separate messaging list and schedule from the order scheduling emails. I'm not sure at this point if other people making comments about it are saying it as a joke or not, but it's definitely unrelated to a build date email (for better or for worse).
Nice meme usage, and nice attempt to reframe how you feel, but you are proving the point myself and others are making. It doesn't matter if one considers themselves an honest working plebe - the self-deprecation (even if it's true) doesn't entitle that person to a Bronco before somebody else -...
This is so relevant to these people's reactions to every Ford communication. Mad that it isn't exactly what they wanted to hear, or mad because "we already knew this, tell us something new". The entitlement about these vehicles is ridiculous.
Yeah what your dealer said is not true. It may be in build preview, in which case it might delay scheduling until the next scheduling round, worst case.
Interesting. I haven't seen evidence to back this up - is this your opinion? A pretty good reason is that Ford has sold 310,371 of those during this year. Just because they are not desirable to you doesn't mean they aren't desirable, and they make good money for Ford.
Yeah! Almost exclusively, when an order has been pulled to be built, you get a "scheduled for production" email (or your online tracker updates) the same week. Since scheduling this week will be for February, you should be scheduled soon.
You're right! 7 pin is for brakes, but even with the tow package the Bronco doesn't come with a trailer brake controller, which you'd need later
Nice, dude!
Back when it was possible to make a reservation online, you had to do so with a Ford account online. That reservation would then show in the "reservations and orders" section. Later, that reservation would be converted to an order by working with a dealer. At this point it would continue to show...
Hi! The primary benefit of the factory-installed option is that the wiring harness comes with both a 7-pin and 4-pin connector. Using Ford parts after the factory only gets you a 4-pin connector.
There is no tuning difference, suspension difference, or frame difference when the factory tow...