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I have do doubt that Ford has production models already set up that run through the end of the model year. That is how they can see what supply problems they might be facing 3+ months from now.I don't know how the process works. But I could see a case where Ford is already looking at the orders to see what they could put together for the week of 12/5 even if they don't yet schedule anything for the week of 12/5. On paper, you would have a better shot of being picked up early as you obviously matched the standards they are already looking for.
And that would be in line with my prediction on another thread that MY23 would start after Thanksgiving.
Those models of course will change on a daily basis as orders get changed and supply schedules change so they may only update the long term production model every couple of weeks but they will be regularly be reviewing their long term production plans.
Unless they run out of some critical component that all models and trim levels have you can be sure that will be making as many Mavericks as they can.
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