A lot can happen in the next 60 days. Expect a bunch of reservations to fall through and your number may be called soon enough. If not, you are near the front of the line in December when '22 production starts!
Jerry, I'm gonna step out on a limb here, and if I wrong I'm certain that someone will correct me. But, I think (and that's dangerous, Just ask my wife) from what I've read that with Ford going by date/time stamps it shouldn't matter the allocations your dealer has. What I'm saying is that if I had a 7/15 reservation 30 minutes after you (I wish) at another dealer Ford will look at both, and build them as soon as possible irregardless of where they are going. Of course that also depends on option availability, and constraints.
The Fed is going to backstop the economy for at least 2 more years. There's going to be lots of money sloshing around for some time.
I can't disagree Ryan. That thought just popped into my old worn out mind, and I had to throw it out there for more sane thinkers to digest.
I'm pretty sure that's not how it works, every dealer gets 30% allocations, whether that dealer has 100 orders or 10.. Whether they reserved 7/15 or 9/18I can't disagree Ryan. That thought just popped into my old worn out mind, and I had to throw it out there for more sane thinkers to digest.
Conscience got the better of you huh? ?
I do understand. I traded my f-150 for my Jeep JL, and found quickly I couldn't do without a truck. The Jeep will carry stuff, but it just can't haul stuff at times. I bought an old Toyota pick-up, refurbed it, and sold it for twice what I paid, (Guy made me an offer, and I couldn't let two fools meet) and now have a stripper Ranger. I'm trying to wean myself from trucks before the Bronco arrives, but I think that's going to be a difficult process. Good luck on your endeavor.
