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Did anyone get scheduled for February from any of the dealers like Stephen’s or Granger?
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WT 4-door, but I feel the same, Also, if I get a soft top I much prefer the Bestop Treetop look to the OEM.I'm a 2 door and wouldn't concede to a soft top even if I had a choice. I want what I want and will wait for it.
Most of the very late (i.e. 2021) hardtop reservations and orders that get scheduled seem to have one thing in common: very high volume dealer.A sign of hope for ever-patient 2-door order holders, or am I delusional?
I keep seeing references to "high volume dealers." Aren't there a lot of dealers that will not disclose their allocations? How do we know which dealers are high volume and which ones are not?Most of the very late (i.e. 2021) hardtop reservations and orders that get scheduled seem to have one thing in common: very high volume dealer.
The allocation wackiness will only get more insanely unbalanced as the order books start to dwindle.
You can't really know the allocation situation unless the dealer tells you. But you can usually guess the volume of business a dealership does by its physical size, the size of their showroom, the number of salespeople milling around, etc. You can make a fair guess that a giant "auto mall" type dealer right off of a region's primary highway probably does more volume than Bob's Podunk Ford.I keep seeing references to "high volume dealers." Aren't there a lot of dealers that will not disclose their allocations? How do we know which dealers are high volume and which ones are not?
Yup that’s my dealer and it worked for me. My dealer is physically much larger than the other ones, has a much larger inventory even these days compared the others, is closer to the population core of my metro area, and I also see them do a ton of fleet sales. 8/2021 res, got a build date on 12/16.You can't really know the allocation situation unless the dealer tells you. But you can usually guess the volume of business a dealership does by its physical size, the size of their showroom, the number of salespeople milling around, etc. You can make a fair guess that a giant "auto mall" type dealer right off of a region's primary highway probably does more volume than Bob's Podunk Ford.
I was using my res/order number for that link. It didn't work. Had to use 4 digit Dora number from dealerTracker must not be working. Got my VIN# from customer service and when i enter the info it says "invalid order number" and the ford emblem just sits there and spins. I have entered the correct order number three times and it does the same thing.
I don't think so or at least I haven't seen any. Granger said he had his next months allocation for scheduling and it was 11 so that put Granger 2022s at 42 total so far after next scheduling. I don't know Stephens numbers for upcoming scheduling but they have 17 2022s scheduled so far.Did anyone get scheduled for February from any of the dealers like Stephen’s or Granger?