MY ‘23 Raptor order banks opening date?

[Deleted member 32220]

Does anyone have a solid date on when ‘23 order banks open? What’s the chances of ordering a ‘23 when they open?

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[Raptor911]

2023 order banks is 8/15 >> https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/2023-my-bronco-order-bank-opens-8-15.45215/

You have to find an allocation to order one unless Ford does a 2nd round of golden tickets.

 

[Deleted member 32220]

Thanks, didn’t know if raptor was going to be the same as regular bronco

so I suppose they will be taking ‘23 orders around the time the first ‘22’s get delivered???

 

[RagnarKon]

Typically for the F-150 Raptors, Bronco Raptors, and any of the other "special" trims, dealers will not start accepting orders until they have been provided their allocation numbers from Ford. I know my dealer has a wait list, but they won't submit orders until their allocation has been provided.

The order banks do open mid-August, but we don't know the dealers will be provided their Bronco Raptor allocation numbers. So even if you are able to submit an order, you won't know if it'll actually get built until the allocations have been provided.

 

[Raptor911]

2023 Order banks open on 8/15 but production (job 1)of 2023s will not begin until Nov. so 2022 prod will continue right up 2023 production. I bet some will still take 2022 deliveries in Jan of 2023

Thanks, didn’t know if raptor was going to be the same as regular bronco

so I suppose they will be taking ‘23 orders around the time the first ‘22’s get delivered???

 

[Adrenalista]

Has Ford done anything to offset depreciation of these vehicles when delivering a previous model year after production/delivery has started for the current model year?

As a customer your purchase is instantly devalued. In the “old” days dealers would have been discounting old inventory to make it appealing for buyers to accept that loss in value. Why would buyers still be expected to pay a premium for old product? That’s just heaping more insult on injury.

 

[thenewjs]

Has Ford done anything to offset depreciation of these vehicles when delivering a previous model year after production/delivery has started for the current model year?

As a customer your purchase is instantly devalued. In the “old” days dealers would have been discounting old inventory to make it appealing for buyers to accept that loss in value. Why would buyers still be expected to pay a premium for old product? That’s just heaping more insult on injury.

FORD already does this with rebates, but the Bronco doesn't need any help to selling.

 

[mini2nut]

Ford was manufacturing 2021 F150 Raptor orders well into 2022.

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