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Tomorrow’s high is 79° BTW. Just sayin’ ?
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Not a Granger customer, my local dealer came through for me. I still read through the threads though, nuggets of no BS information to be had...
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It is good to hear that there are dealers willing to earn the business of the Bronco reservation holders...
The best deal is the one that you can live with easy as that!
The best deal is the one that you can live with easy as that!
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Sorry folks, it is getting late and I am tiring with my CRM plight, I will re run the list on Monday sorry that it is not now and it is worth the wait...
I still have not received mine
Time for bed...
I still have not received mine
Time for bed...
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Sorry folks, it is getting late and I am tiring with my CRM plight, I will re run the list on Monday sorry that it is not now and it is worth the wait...
I still have not received mine
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Don’t feel bad. Your good.Sorry folks, it is getting late and I am tiring with my CRM plight, I will re run the list on Monday sorry that it is not now and it is worth the wait...
I still have not received mine
Get your sleep now Albert! You're not gonna get it later trying to keep all those broncos in the corral! Thanks again for all you are doing.Sorry folks, it is getting late and I am tiring with my CRM plight, I will re run the list on Monday sorry that it is not now and it is worth the wait...
I still have not received mine
And when you look at their posts in all threads they definitely come across as dealer shills defending their own, less customer favorable, practices.
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I must disagree. Ford has stated (Mike Levine) explicitly that "MY21 Broncos will be built BEFORE dealer stock". Assuming this is true...
I spoke to a Ford rep 2 days ago when I switched dealer to Stephens and she explicitly said "reservation time stamp" determines when your vehicle will be built" assuming no black top, manSquatch.
So, Ford will allot MY21 production units to converted reservation holders roughly in time stamp order. If your time stamp is early enough, you will be part of MY21 production and get your Bronco before any dealer allocations.
Ford fills MY21 production and when it's full the last order in that group determines the time stamp cutoff point for folks to start getting MY22 Broncos. When MY22 production begins, some units will go to dealer stock, determined by the allocation formula, and some will fill pre-existing orders. No one knows how Ford will split MY22 production between these two groups and no one knows when the MY21 time stamp cutoff will be, but...
If you have a reservation time stamp of July 13, 14, 15, 16 (mine is Jul 14) you should be confident you'll get a MY21 Bronco before dealers have any for sale. If your time stamp is October (I also have a Oct 10 Granger), you'll probably get a MY22 and your price will probably be a bit more than today's B&P. And your dealer may have one for sale on the floor when you pick yours up.
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If I reserve a vehicle 6 months before ordering and Ford pushes me to a 2022 and then sends vehicles to dealers before they even build mine, you can bet I will go buy something else.
I just want to say thanks to Albert @Granger Ford for his continued effort. I called him in the midst of all the email turmoil and he graciously took the time to run through the options and quote me on a Bronco Sport.
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Since ordering ends Jan 31, if you reserved six months before ordering that means you reserved in July. It's probably safe to assume that converted July reservations will be MY21.
Late reservation holders will be able to get a vehicle built exactly the way they want instead of taking what they can find among limited dealer offerings. You can also chose a dealer today that'll give you a discount (i.e. Granger, Stephens) instead of paying markups that early dealer inventories will surely have. Not a bad deal imo. If you're in this category and you'll buy something else, then you were never serious about a bronco.
Yeah, but email is more personal and there's a better chance everyone sees it. When I was on the phone with Albert, he was trying to manage batches of emails and said they had over 1100 of them to get through.
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You miss.the point of what I was saying. I know that all the 2021 broncos built will be for reservations holders and let's not for one second believe what Mike Levine says. He has said stuff so many times and then Ford went and changed things around. And I doubt a rep you spoke to over the phone has any corporate insight ?. Unless you heard it straight from the mouth of those making the decisions it is not fact. What I'm saying is that even with a early time stamp you might not be getting the bronco early in the production cycle for 2021 since allocation is still spread among all the different dealers in the country. Ford will most likely not favor one dealer over another with allocations. Allocations are not just based on time stamp alone. Granger has a ton of reservations and an early time stamp does not guarantee your bronco when they are first made. I am sure all of us with early time stamps will get a 2021 bronco, but we just don't know in what month of 2021 it will happen. Hell we aren't even 100% sure how the whole process is going to happen cause Ford changes things around and can easily change things again. I have an early reservation and will just be happy to get my bronco next year. If I don't get mine early in the production cycle that just means I have a little more time to save to put more money down.
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