Hey, watch it.
Pretty much, not sure what this dude is mad about lol
Ok ok But these two are totally different vehicles. the only thing they share is the name Bronco and Ford.
yup made in the same factory too.
that's fine, it leaves the real bronco for purist who will actually (hopefully) use it. Nothing wrong with the sport outside of sharing that name.
This is exactly what I said way before this article even though there's a really vocal person here who disagreed because I had no empirical data to back up the claim. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see here that small dealer orders were taking forever, large national sales gimmick orders (Like granger and chapman) were taking forever and large dealers with no sales gimmicks were not really taking a long time. I ordered my ecoboost almost the exact day as a friend ordered his from Chapman, both XL, 4k, CP360 except mine had SIBL and mine got scheduled in 2 weeks and he still has crickets. Also, his was priority 17 while mine was 19.
What other dealer in the middle of nowhere midwest do you know of by name? This was a promotion gimmick, they got their name out there and I live by the saying if it seems too good to be true.......it's why I didn't bother at all ordering through them or Chapman.I guess my question for @Granger Ford would be, if you had this experience with your Bronco promotion, why do the same thing for the Maverick? Was there some indication that you would be able to get more Mavericks than the 10-11 Broncos you get a month, or did you just decide hey, we're already in it, might as well double down?
Pretty much. That statement smells like happy blather. I think they carefully planned the model run for X many trucks a month and that is as much as they can make. Unless we see a big spike in monthly production numbers there is no scaling going on.Ford Chief Executive Officer Jim Farley told Bloomberg. “All we can do at this point is scale as fast as we can and break the constraints AND COMMUNICATE TO (BUYERS) what's realistic.”
So Jim, at what point is this communication between Ford and it's buyer's going to take place?
Although I have no social media I placed an order in January and had a VIN and production date the same month so take that for what it is. I really don't get all the conspiracy theories out there like Ford has time to plant people to make claims on social media.
