How many Raptors will be produced?

[Obiwan]

Just as the title states, does anyone know how many Bronco Raptors will be produced as 2022' models? Not sure what the usual practices are for production of "performance models" like this.

I've attempted asking folks at Ford I know but no answers.

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[XXYT]

They make about 25k F150 Raptors per year in a normal year I believe. Point being that although Ford calls the Raptor “limited”, it’s not really that limited anymore. Raptor line prints Ford money

edit: no telling on production numbers unless Ford decides to state directly

 

[Raptor911]

Ford does not release F150 Raptor numbers but had this to say when the GEN3 debut:

"F-150 Raptor has eclipsed the sales of other well-known performance icons. Over the last four years (2017-2020), the previous-generation Raptor cumulatively outsold Porsche’s entire lineup of sports cars and also outsold Chevrolet’s Corvette."

I think they will produce 4K (low end) to 6K (high-end) Warthogs. I wil explain tomorrow when I am not tired.

 

[Obiwan]

Ford does not release F150 Raptor numbers but had this to say when the GEN3 debut:

"F-150 Raptor has eclipsed the sales of other well-known performance icons. Over the last four years (2017-2020), the previous-generation Raptor cumulatively outsold Porsche’s entire lineup of sports cars and also outsold Chevrolet’s Corvette."

I think they will produce 4K (low end) to 6K (high-end) Warthogs. I wil explain tomorrow when I am not tired.

Open to any and all information.

 

[KompressorV12]

Judging by how many f150 raptors I see on the road those that want one will have no problem getting one in a couple years when supply chain issues are finally resolved. At that point I’ll be a couple years into my 21 badsquatch and upgrade for sure

 

[Raptor911]

so

This is what I know:

- my dealership has 5 allocations
- chapman ford has 8 (they posted this)
- Granger has 10 (they told me this)

Google tells me there are 3000 Ford Dealerships in the US. If each dealership has 1 allocation then you would have at least 3000 Warthogs.

Let's assume 1000 Dealerships did not receive any which leaves you with 2000 dealerships remaining.

Based on the allocations above, I think we can agree that 2 allocation per dealership at 2000 dealerships would put you at 4000 Warthogs.

I think you can easily guesstimate upwards from there.

Open to any and all information.

 

[PWillette]

I suspect the 2022 Bronco Raptor numbers to be similar to the 2021 FE numbers.

 

[jasonf]

I suspect the 2022 Bronco Raptor numbers to be similar to the 2021 FE numbers.

If you think about .
golden ticket orders
dealers own allocations -different than golden ticket
ford saying bronco raptor driving experience locations
whats sent to media builders /trade shows

I bet there is way more built in 2022 than first edition.

 

[We_Love_Tacos]

As many as they can sell.

 

[Raptor911]

warthog supply will not meet demand.

As many as they can sell.

 

[Dads_bronze_bronco]

So as a sample, my dealer has 7 combined Raptor allocations, versus roughly 150 outstanding Bronco reservations, so that would say 4.6-5% of Bronco production. We’ll say 4% because not all those reservations get built in 2022.

So let’s use January production of 12938, take 4%, and apply it to May-November:

0.04 x 12938 x 7 = 3622 in 2023

 

[Obiwan]

Ok, so Ford doesn't say "We are going to produce 2500 Raptors" like they are a special edition, essentially they are just a performance model and they sell as many as they can produce in any given year with current parts restrictions?

 

[XXYT]

Ok, so Ford doesn't say "We are going to produce 2500 Raptors" like they are a special edition, essentially they are just a performance model and they sell as many as they can produce in any given year with current parts restrictions?

If Ford was going to make it limited they would’ve said so by now and upcharged the Braptor even more. The golden ticket and small allocations is because of the difficulty in the current market in rolling the vehicle out. Sure, there might not be many Braptors made this year but they can barely build normal Broncos. In a normal year they’ll crank them out

 

[bajabronco57]

So as a sample, my dealer has 7 combined Raptor allocations, versus roughly 150 outstanding Bronco reservations, so that would say 4.6-5% of Bronco production. We’ll say 4% because not all those reservations get built in 2022.

So let’s use January production of 12938, take 4%, and apply it to May-November:

0.04 x 12938 x 7 = 3622 in 2023

I assume you mean 3622 in 2022 but 3622 is comparable to most estimates that have been thrown around. I could see Ford front loading May/June a bit to maybe 10% just because of the rush to get some Raptors on the street. Then taper off to below 4% in the last few months.

My dealership got three Raptor GT. One was scheduled for May. They also have roughly 300 regular Bronco reservations.

When we get next week's schedule I think we'll have a much better idea of where everything stands.

 

[Raptor911]

Ford performance unlike other manufacturers (Porsche, etc. ) do not say we will make X amount of their products. They rarely discuss numbers BUT are certainly quick to market the fact they outsell other performance variants without ever putting a number to it.

I bet at some point, Ford will say Warthogs outsold the Jeep 392 in the 1st year or something along these lines.

Ok, so Ford doesn't say "We are going to produce 2500 Raptors" like they are a special edition, essentially they are just a performance model and they sell as many as they can produce in any given year with current parts restrictions?

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