We should start calling Mike Levine, Lucy...
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Instead of wasting time and resources on hundreds of demos they need to start producing Broncos that will put money in their pocket. If advertising is what they want let it be done by bronco owners.If we're all honest with ourselves; Ford has basically told us all that we're getting a 2022 Bronco for months.
I don't see an email one way or the other making much of an impact on the reality.. Sure it would be nice if we get something official, but......
First was the leak of the deadly sins, then the MIC and painted top mess, then the semiconductor shortage; wrap all that shit in a COVID blanket or picture a big tortillia and there we have our Busted Bronco Burrito to eat and enjoy.
All makes sense, but now we'll watch Broncos paraded around and the question is, for who? If we've already ordered, we don't need further convincing. Ford also doesn't need new customers since they can't handle the 190K they already have for this thing.
How it goes in the car business I suppose.
I think it is pretty funny, but then I am not a sarcastic person at all...how?
what was funny about it?
Whats funny about saying something that is wrong and not true but writing it in a way that some person could see it and think its real?
how is it funny when every post is like this?
I am thinking if we do, we’ll get something about build YEARS.you know... they have a WHOLE WEEK to send out an email.. id say we all at least get a "canned" mass email about Covid supply chain uncertainty.. of course they could also send us "estimated build months"
They need to hook them supply chains up to the bumper, sticker in 4-low, an giver hell!Ford's official response:
In all seriousness I doubt it. I feel like they are quite because they don't even know what to tell customers at this point because their supply chains don't know what to tell Ford for parts eta.
Yep I am in the same boat. Just trying to keep my Escape from eating its own transmission before my Bronco arrives! I need just a little better communication from Ford.haha wow this is so funny real knee slapper im having a gas at the thought of my 50k vehicle being in corporate limbo while my current car is about to shit the bed
dumb questions get dumb responses, dont feel bad its happened to all of us on here at one time or another... try thinking it through before you postcan people stop posting sarcastic shit like this when there are people who read this forum that dont know if you are serious or not
its not funny and you are not clever when every single post is the same dumb thing
For REAL !Most people who read this forum don't know if FORD is serious or not
Are you saying he shouldn't be getting a Bronco? And that he's taking care of himself selfishly? Maybe I'm missing your point.Making the tough calls is hard. I’m trying not to be judgmental here, but especially because of his position, it becomes more imperative to refrain from actions that give the appearance of preferential treatment to your customers/employees.
I live in the real world and realize that expectation is the exception rather than the rule......but integrity is respected for a reason. Our core values in the USAF are: 1) Integrity First. 2) Service Before Self. 3) Excellence in all we do. I think it’s a sad commentary when we are accepting of (and its even expected) that someone takes care of themselves rather than their customer or employees. I have to admit we all fail at this from time to time because we are human........but it shouldn’t be celebrated.
My friends and family keep asking me when I will get the bronco. I used to say hopefully in a few months. Now I just say, not this year.Friends: When are you getting your Bronco?
Me: This year, maybe next; heck IDK
This mentality has made things easier
Can they actually claim Made in the USA if they don't actually make any to sell?Now I'm wondering if the Made in the USA sticker I saw on another thread may turn into a Deadly Sin to prevent manufacture.