What does allocation really mean? Does this mean the dealerships with the most allocations get broncos scheduled first? Does the biggest dealer get priority? Or does this mean the dealers that meet their allocations with the right number of orders without having excess orders, have the best chance of getting orders fulfilled? My main question is how does FMC go about deciding which dealers to look at first or what orders to look at first?
God! I wish that was true! My local usually has Blanton’s every time I go in….a straight answer from Ford?, much much rarer.
That, good sir, is impressive. Well done.I've been told I can't buy anymore by the wife. But it makes for a fun time with the neighbors... If not for at least a long night.
Buy me a bottle or 2!! It's next to impossible to find it here!
I think it's July ... new Mustang opened a couple of days ago too!
My understanding is the COVP process requires the DORA form to be signed and filled out with the customer information, and that customer information needs to match the drivers license attached to the order.
What a circus. No wonder why they keep loosing money.This information is nothing new and is what should have been communicated by your dealerships for awhile now, but just wanted to share as more of an update! As of right now, order banks are still open. New Retail orders are able to be placed.
Tomorrow at 12noon ET you will not be able to order non-limited HE. Order banks will close. If you are looking to place an order for a Bronco that is currently capable of being ordered, please contact your dealership of choice ASAP. Inquire about their Allocations for 23MY and their estimates on the constrained options. Ex. I have 9 allocations left. (0) 2drs, (0) Hard tops, (0) LUX pkg, (2) WT, and (6) SAS pkg. Of course these are estimates and no guarantee they will be selected for 23MY.
Also, COVP is mandatory! Please make sure you are providing a signed buyers order/ ordering preview sheet with your name/address/email/phone number, along with a driver's license.
Yeah it is. That’s why you need a good dealership and a good salesman (like Alpha1 Silverback) to keep you on the right track.
Agreed, sad still
still open. I think dealerships communicated to customers properly about what they could potentially get built this year, as opposed to just accepting every order possible. I believe this is what has allowed them to stay open. Some dealers still have allocations, but maybe not in some of the constrained options. I still have 6 allocations, just no 2drs, LUX or hardtops.
