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Yes. If the commodities required to complete an order are not available, an order is classified as “dirty“ and is not normally scheduled. There have been exceptions on Bronco and other models in the last 12 months, where orders get partially built, but are still awaiting specific commodities — say, acceptable MIC hard tops that pass QC specs, or specific control modules awaiting chips — so the builds cannot be shipped, but are still partially complete and held in a storage yard as WIP inventory, awaiting the missing commodities. Nevertheless, those are exceptions to the normal rule.Just to be clear when you say dirty order you’re talking about a commodity constraint right?
Bottom line, commodities always trump allocation. Your dealership can have the nations’ largest allocation and your order may be #1 in line, but if the commodities are not available to complete the order, the order cannot and will not ship. But even though your ultimate fate is still in the hands of the commodity gods, you’re always better off with a PC1 order than a PC 10-19 order,
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