Congrats! I did the same thing on the same day. We got lucky !
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ONLY Hybrid Mavericks being scheduled this week on 1/12/23!
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Rather be in the line that’s moving hahaha
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Former Hybrid xlt. Now EB Xl. Scheduled today for Feb. 6. Changing trim and engine worked I guess. Sure as hell wasn’t getting anywhere riding the hybrid train for 15 months.
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Ordered October 7th, 2021 and just got my Maverick Lariat FX4 Luxury package build date today! Finally 15 months later!
I too am one lucky bastich!! Email received 1136 am today, week of 20-February.
485 days here - ordered a Hybrid Hot Pepper XLT w/ lux on 9/14/2021
Been lurking for a long time, finally joined because this wait time is ridiculous. My order was rolled to a 23' after numerous 'scheduled' dates. Dealer recently confirmed it's set as priority 02 and confirmed the incentive shows up, but I have nothing as far as when it will be built. With no build date, I doubt I'll have it delivered in the next couple months - so probably looking at 600+ days from order placement to actual fulfillment.... pathetic.
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I guess I should have done the same. My truck itch is getting stronger today than the MPG itch lol
Man… do I understand that. Im rolling around in my beater, a 96 mazaba b3000. So trust me when I say, I understand. I rather be getting 10 MPGs less and be in the truck than not.
But make the best decision for you and your situation. If you drive mainly on the highway it may be worth it
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I mainly drive city but at some point the car is going to die.
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I’m in a similar boat. Mainly city driving but I’m running a tired but faithful CRV and don’t know how long that will last. I only drive like 5k a year with it so the hybrid isn’t gonna save me much. If my hybrid order happens to get built maybe I can trade the EB in and not loose anything if the market holds up.
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I’m guessing Ford meant to say “Scheduling hybrids that switched to EB”
Not surprised anymore, can’t even get more disappointed
Not surprised anymore, can’t even get more disappointed
I ordered my XLT EB alto blue with hitch on Sept 19, 2022. Just got the email from Ford that my Ecoboost is scheduled for production the week of February 13, 2023. I am one step closer to getting my new truck.
Per Tommy Brogan, only hybrids will be scheduled this week. That's... Unexpected. Has this happened before?
My first instinct was Ford attempt to get a bunch of hybrid orders to see, at week end, that they'll probably NEVER be scheduled, should switch to EB?
I ran the mpg numbers, drive 25,000 miles a year, 80% highway. switching from hybrid to eco will cost me $40 more a month in gas. Got scheduled today versus probably not getting the truck for a year or more and surely paying more for it.
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