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i ordered my eco boost xlt fwd on june 9, i got a notice that on 10-25 it was in the trim line, when should it come, my dealer seems to not have a clue?
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When should I expect delivery???
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Just pretend that on June 9th you got knocked up.
Figure early to mid February that little bugger should be showing up!
Figure early to mid February that little bugger should be showing up!
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Interesting.. Mine was built 10/18. I wonder what the difference is. Mine is stuck in the lot where it was unloaded from rail.
I've heard lots of stories about quality / defects needing attention, but ours were built one day apart.
There was an issue with transmissions being over-filled, but the affected Mavericks were only built on 8/19. The bulletin didn't specify whether it was the whole truck's build date, or the transmission build date.
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Mine was built today, 16 Nov, and expected to deliver 29 Nov-05Dec. So if that can be trusted, which is debatable, 2-3 weeks from date built. For the sake of your stress, I would just assume 4-6 weeks and not think about it. My vehicle started production and got it's little check mark 11 Nov.
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XLT, Cyber Orange, fx4, 4k, 2.0L, Stand alone Spray-in liner and bed lighting.
Production 10/22. Built email today, 11/17. Delivery estimate 12/22. Looks like 5 weeks to deliver to Florida.
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you'll know when you are notified to come pick it up. Anything other than that will be mostly speculation and a crap shoot. Expectations will only lead to frustrations on this.
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Mine was built 10/1 and i still havent got it. Good luck!
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Been through all this already this year with my 2021 F150 PowerBoost Lariat. Here is the basic steps it takes:
1 - Complete order and get verification from Ford and the dealer.
2 - Wait
3 - Obtain your VIN from the dealer (Or call Ford support and ask them to look it up based on your order number)
4 - Once you have your VIN it means they have scheduled to have the parts required to build your truck on a certain build week. This does not usually show up right away on the Ford tracker but can be seen on the dealers tracker.
5 - Build date shows up on Ford's site (Also known as blend date and equates to a build week, not an actual day it will be built). Realize that your build date normally means it will be built some day that week and depending on when it started down the line it could cross two days of production.
6 - Approximately a week before your truck goes down the line, your Window Sticker should show up on the tracker.
7 - The day it completes running down the assembly line does not normally update the Ford tracker. If your truck needs manufacturer installed accessories like bed liners, mud flaps, etc.. it goes offsite to get those completed. Either way once that's complete the truck will sit in a holding lot until they have a schedule set for the trucks delivery.
8 - Once that schedule is set, you will get the "Built" update on your Ford tracker and they will normally update your ETA on the tracker at that time as well.
9 - Shipping times will vary depending on how far you are from the plant. For F150's manufactured in Michigan it was 2+ weeks just for the train ride to the west coast, then another couple of days to be convoyed to your dealer, then another day or two for them to "Receive" it and prep it for sale.
10 - Last thing is Build dates/weeks can and will change based on resources available and if certain options aren't available during that build week. Also, do not expect them to be built in the order that special orders were placed. They tend to do runs of the same type of truck to maximize the builds going through (i.e. build 500 XLT's with the same options). And if your options are not available you drop back on the list as well.
In the end, it's worth the wait, but can seem like forever while your knee deep in it. My son just ordered his Maverick XL last week and he's already chomping at the bit to get it.
1 - Complete order and get verification from Ford and the dealer.
2 - Wait
3 - Obtain your VIN from the dealer (Or call Ford support and ask them to look it up based on your order number)
4 - Once you have your VIN it means they have scheduled to have the parts required to build your truck on a certain build week. This does not usually show up right away on the Ford tracker but can be seen on the dealers tracker.
5 - Build date shows up on Ford's site (Also known as blend date and equates to a build week, not an actual day it will be built). Realize that your build date normally means it will be built some day that week and depending on when it started down the line it could cross two days of production.
6 - Approximately a week before your truck goes down the line, your Window Sticker should show up on the tracker.
7 - The day it completes running down the assembly line does not normally update the Ford tracker. If your truck needs manufacturer installed accessories like bed liners, mud flaps, etc.. it goes offsite to get those completed. Either way once that's complete the truck will sit in a holding lot until they have a schedule set for the trucks delivery.
8 - Once that schedule is set, you will get the "Built" update on your Ford tracker and they will normally update your ETA on the tracker at that time as well.
9 - Shipping times will vary depending on how far you are from the plant. For F150's manufactured in Michigan it was 2+ weeks just for the train ride to the west coast, then another couple of days to be convoyed to your dealer, then another day or two for them to "Receive" it and prep it for sale.
10 - Last thing is Build dates/weeks can and will change based on resources available and if certain options aren't available during that build week. Also, do not expect them to be built in the order that special orders were placed. They tend to do runs of the same type of truck to maximize the builds going through (i.e. build 500 XLT's with the same options). And if your options are not available you drop back on the list as well.
In the end, it's worth the wait, but can seem like forever while your knee deep in it. My son just ordered his Maverick XL last week and he's already chomping at the bit to get it.
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