Newbie here, so please forgive the ignorance. But how will i know when/if my truck has been scheduled? Does Ford send me an email like the one I received when they confirmed my order?
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⏰ 2023 Maverick Scheduling Next Week (10/17) For Production Build Week 12/5
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Sometime within the next two years you may get a call from your dealer letting you know your order is in. You will have 90 minutes to get to the dealer and close the deal. If you're late, they will sell it someone else with a $10-15K markup
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In theory, yes. You will get an email when it is scheduled and one with the estimated delivery date. At the point, the dealer will take over communication.
But theory and practice are two different things. Too many variables. If you ordered a hybrid, get comfortable. It looks like it'll be a while.
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Emails have been hit and miss up until the "Week" of email that is pretty final (Though many have continued to get those as their build dates moved around) along with an assigned VIN. Then you should get an email when your truck actually starts down the line, one when it *ships, one when it arrives at the dealer.
*Shipped email doesn't necessarily mean it's actually moving. It may be sitting in a lot waiting on transportation.
You may also get the occasional "We're sorry for the delay" email.
Lol! I guess I better buckle up.Sometime within the next two years you may get a call from your dealer letting you know your order is in. You will have 90 minutes to get to the dealer and close the deal. If you're late, they will sell it someone else with a $10-15K markup
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90 minutes to get there? You must have a generous dealer!Sometime within the next two years you may get a call from your dealer letting you know your order is in. You will have 90 minutes to get to the dealer and close the deal. If you're late, they will sell it someone else with a $10-15K markup
So if scheduling was supposed to start yesterday, did anyone get a "scheduled" email from Ford?2023 Maverick Scheduling Next Week (10/17) For Production Build Week 12/5
Plant will be closed week of 12/26/22
"SCHEDULING" vs "PRODUCTION" Week explained :Scheduling is the act of scheduling a future production week.Production is the act of executing the schedule (building your Maverick that week).If your vehicle is scheduled to be built/produced during the weeks listed below, you can ignore this list as this is only relating to the scheduling of future production weeks.
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Just cancel the remaining 2022's like they are doing for the Escape. Us 22's who got bumped to 23 model have waited way too long and now we have to wait well into 2023??? come on already. They why did Ford take orders for the 23's? That only compounded this total fiasco they have created at our expense! Fix this mess already!!
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Scheduling usually happens on Thursdays of the week for scheduling.
I would think that Ford would just push all the remaining 22's to 23's post line conversion. It would not make any sense to try and build out two model years on the same line. At some point you have to cut off the left over 22's. You've also just received a truck with a year's worth of depreciation on it.
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As of 11am the dealer I work at has 0 orders previewing for Mavericks and none of the reasons for not previewing to get scheduled say no allocation available. That can definitely change by tomorrow as the preview report changes daily.
Perhaps @fordvideoguy can shed some light on this and see if they have any previewing or not
Perhaps @fordvideoguy can shed some light on this and see if they have any previewing or not
Physically there is no reason that they can't build the 22 & 23 at the same time. It is the same truck with some new trim components. All the carry over components have the same part numbers. There is no model year assigned to components.
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On the other hand, you will have a 1 year older model with only 40 miles on it. Based upon the resale value of Mav's so far, with so few miles on an older model, my bet is it will result in substantial appreciation in value
I am not a lawyer and I don't play one on TV. Model year and calendar year are two different things. They start building a model year in the previous year. Though I don't think it has ever been done, they could possibly carry a model year over into the next.
Where is the fraud if they are open about it.
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Seems like the hard part would be producing two different model year spec plates to put on the door jamb at the same time without mixing them up
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