📈 Bronco July 2022 Sales: 10,621 sold / 3,398 produced

[SCBronco1]

Be careful, cheeseburgers maybe our next free gift.

Nope, I think it will be waterproof cheeseburger boxes with a Bronco logo on it. You know, cheap, useless sh!t that cost .50 each to produce. But, its better then nothing.

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[mpeugeot]

My Bronco was built on June 30 and sold to me on July 18.

Well, at least it wasn't sold to someone else.

 

[Compta38]

Well, at least it wasn't sold to someone else.

well technically it was sold to my wife and she's already said if we ever divorce she gets the house AND Bronco. I asked if we could split custody of the dogs and she says no I can have them. I don't think she likes the dogs...

 

[GaryB2220]

It's not recorded as a Sale, until the customer receives the vehicle.
MAP was shut down for 2 3 weeks in July, so that cuts production. Vehicles may have been produced in early months. It takes weeks to deliver these, but those were already counted as production in prior weeks/months. They coverted into Sales, when they finally reached the customer in July. For example, my bronco was built on 6/27, but the sale happened in July when I paid the dealer.

Edit: MAP was closed 3 weeks in July, not 2, (closed July 4th weekend, opened July 25).

how the hell they get 3 weeks off? i cant even get july 5th off to nurse the hangover.

 

[JAM]

74% decrease in production is an absolute embarrassment considering the huge backlog of orders from two years ago. Ford needs to stop sitting on their thumb!

 

[markpilip]

So how do you sale more than you build? It's not like there are thousands of Broncos sitting on the lots.

There's a bunch sitting around. By my calculations, only 77% of all Broncos produced have been sold, although some of the difference is manikins, Bronco Rodeo units, etc.

Tracking data here:

 

[markpilip]

Adding to the 2021 numbers...

• 130,620 produced to date
• 100,486 sold to date

Here's the data going back to Jan 2021:

 

[JohnGalt]

I’ve been tracking MAP production less US, Can and Max sales, less US reported inventory (gross Stocks) and a guess at Canada and Mexico inventory (one month sales as a guess). Using Fords numbers (with minor estimates) through July 22, there appears to be about 8300 missing (produced, not sold or in inventory) broncos.

I’m guessing gross stocks includes inventory in transit, any Broncos on dealer lots are already sold to the dealer, there’s probably a couple hundred that have been destroyed for any number of reasons, so all I have left is Dirt Mountain as an explanation.

Fortunately the missing Broncos shrunk quite a over the last month, so it would appear that Ford was clearing out some of Dirt Mountain while MAP was shutdown.

FWIW

 

[Seahund]

Be careful, cheeseburgers maybe our next free gift.

Received weather-resistant playing cards today... and my Bronco was produced 4/25, in transit now since 7/26...

 

[yabsquatch]

Here's the data going back to Jan 2021:

1) this is amazing. Bravo. And 2) I wish Ford would say how many orders have been placed. It would make all of the discussion about who is/isn't getting bumped to MY23 easier to figure out.

 

[Dimitar]

All I want to know is when they’ll sell the hard top as an accessory

 

[da_jokker]

Thanks for the clarification all.

When they finally got around to putting them in the hands of the reservationist is irrelevant to me. I only care about how many they are able to build each month and that number sucks

 

[66GT]

They don't sell them as they roll off the line like cheeseburgers. The ones sold in July were built in June, and MAP was shut down for Summer break in July, hence the low numbers built.

Get your order in now if you want a Ford cheeseburger for Labor Day 2023.

Note: only option available on the burgerfigurator is fries because there are no chips.

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