Last September it took 3 weeks to get my confirmation email…
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I received the email from Ford the same day - all four times 
I was on the phone with the ordering manager when I placed my order and I received the confirmation email right away
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Chances are good. Ford is cranking them out now. The MY23 ordered during the March 2023 ordering period were delivered to their owners within 3-4 months.
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Really, I've been waiting a lot longer than that
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Do you have a constraint. My first OBX was 15 months but my current one (same exact build) was 3.5 months. There were many in my build week that ordered in April with production in June.
Placed mine the moment the order bank opened and have a code 10. Dealer told me that their normal stock orders are given a code above 19. Take it for what its worth. He also told me that I would see it in March....yeah.......right.
Received my confirmation that evening with an order code. Another one the next day(?) and the Off Rodeo offer shortly after.
Received my confirmation that evening with an order code. Another one the next day(?) and the Off Rodeo offer shortly after.
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That’s a bit out of date. Ford only set’s priority 1 and 2 now. 3-19 is set by the dealer. It really has no meaning if you are 3-19 other than what is in your dealers orders. People should not read too much into the priority unless it is 1-2 or 99.
regarding dealer allocation, I'm confused...how does dealer allocation impact an order, and would it in general be better to order from a higher allocation dealer than a local, low allocation dealer? And lastly, how can a consumer know what a dealer's allocation is? Thanks for your help
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Dealer allocation = how many units a dealer will get
More allocations = more units
More sales = more allocations
More allocations = greater chance of getting a Bronco (generally speaking)
A large dealer located in a populated area will have far more allocations than a small dealer located in a rural area. However, that larger dealer is also more likely to have more orders than that small dealer, so in a perfect world, the order to allocation ratio should be about the same.
That info isn't published anywhere and most dealers don't like giving out allocation information, and frankly, the average sales guy/gal on the floor probably isn't privy to that information. But you can ask and the worst they can do is say no info for you.
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All I know is where two of my friends got their broncos ordered is where I ordered mine.. and one of them ordered a 2023 wild track in sept 22 and got it 4 months later and the other ordered in March this year and got it in July, so I’m hoping my chances are higher.
Has anyone had any trouble at all placing an order? The dealer I'm working with initially said the order was getting kicked back for a pricing issue, now they are saying they can't access the system at all at the moment. I'm trying to order a Big Bend Non Sas 2 Door Manual. I have a suspicion that the rear locker being added on to the build was causing the pricing issue.
I did have an issue placing an order for my Everglades last week... The dealer I was initially working with, made me send him the order, photo of my driver's license, sign all the papers, etc.. just for him to call me few hours later and tell me they couldn't place my order because they reached the number of allocations for that specific model so I had to call dealers for one to finally say they had couple more allocations for the everglades and successfully place my order.. Not sure what the issue in your case is but it could very well be related to allocations or the specifications you're wanting to get.. To my understanding 2 door + manual transmission are extremely limited.. If I were you, I'd start calling other dealerships and see if they're able to help you out. Theoretically speaking, the bigger the dealership(more popular), the more allocations they are allowed.
Thankfully that was indeed the hold up, order was placed
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