November 11 job 1 means some lucky people in Arizona or California could get one by Thanksgiving. most trucks built that week won't reach dealerships for 3+ weeks, agreed.
I still am not sure what that is going to accomplish? Are they just going check them all and make sure everything is tight... Not like they are going to be driving them around for 6 weeks to check for issues.
The reason is that they may find something "recall worthy" after producing a few thousand. Maybe from observing a problem on the production line (think about the gas tanks being drilled into issue we had), finding out from a supplier that a specific batch of parts was faulty, some specific version of some software had a big bug pop up out of nowhere, etc... Maybe it comes up from when they put some miles on some of them, road testing. Many people have found a little card in their truck that says something like "this vehicle was selected for additional road testing and we put xxxx number of miles on it." Usually around 20 miles from the examples I have seen.
How many allocations does the dealer have? What model and equipment Maverick?
Obviously the new hybrird model this year that I and a lot of people have been waiting since they announced the specs for.How do you know this eta please?
Well, no, not obvious, since they are still scheduling the last of the 2024 model year. You could be asking about the estimated delivery time for a 2024 or a 2025 at this point in the calendar.
The very first ones should arrive in December, but don't expect many until next year.
