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Can someone with Twitter reach out to mike Levine and ask him about the may delivery window email
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You are welcome to walk away at any time if you don't think they are holding up their end of the bargain. Given you have zero damages you have zero recourse.
Suck it up, buttercup.
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I predict vague tweets from Levine as May comes to a close, no update and lots of people threatening to cancel.
I predict I’ll do my quarterly “f this crap” hissy fit, go test drive another vehicle, realize it doesn’t check all the boxes the bronco does for me and continue to wait.
I predict I’ll do my quarterly “f this crap” hissy fit, go test drive another vehicle, realize it doesn’t check all the boxes the bronco does for me and continue to wait.
I foresee a 2-3 month window of agony watching later reservation / simpler builds jump me until my dealer runs out of 2021 allocations. Leaving my Day 1 / allocation #2 sasquatch MIC top left in the dust. All while Ford focuses on FEs, soft tops, simpler builders, priority and demos to make good in the public eye to hit their total volume estimate for 2021.
I just hope I know something soon. If I am getting a 2021 Bronco in late Q3/Q4, I will buy out my lease to bridge me, then trade it in. The worst scenario is I dont hear anything for awhile, run up against my lease extension expiration, and need to buy out my lease in hopes. Then find out I get pushed well into 2022, pass on the bronco, and then need to trade in my purchased lease for another vehicle. Super annoying.
I just hope I know something soon. If I am getting a 2021 Bronco in late Q3/Q4, I will buy out my lease to bridge me, then trade it in. The worst scenario is I dont hear anything for awhile, run up against my lease extension expiration, and need to buy out my lease in hopes. Then find out I get pushed well into 2022, pass on the bronco, and then need to trade in my purchased lease for another vehicle. Super annoying.
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If, and that's a big if, an email comes out by the end of May with an ETA for our builds, it won't be like the folks who have been provided a week for their build. I suspect it would be a month or even a quarter window. And like we've already seen, some disclaimer that it is subject to change at anytime.
I'd take an estimate with a quarterly window. I'm big on backwards planning so if I know my Bronco is estimated to show up around Xx month, it allows me to plan for that. If it gets pushed back, that's fine to me. I just want a in a best case scenario, plan to have it built by x.
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Oh contraire.....we all have deposits on Broncos that were promised spring of 21. Some deposits as high as $2k. Dealerships have been holding those deposits for as much as a year. I think they owe us something when we finalize the purchase.......don't you?
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Deposit is with your dealer not Ford. You want to talk to someone, talk to your dealer.
Dealers are an extension/agent for Ford
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