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Any ‘23 scheduling happen today?
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No scheduling this week. Perhaps next week the fun can begin.
Can't wait for a roller-coaster. Or deja Vu. But definitely one of the 2.
Not that I'm surprised but when did this change?
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Tim Bartz mentioned in his Tuesday video that no Ford or Lincolns were scheduling this week.
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Ford gave the scheduling department the week off so they would have more room for the cancellation divison.
The whole cancelation thing likely shredded the schedule. Dealers have had their hands busy with that today.
I think most models are either in the end of year rundown or they already have their first MY23 batch set. Likely not much to schedule anyway. I still think MY23 Mavericks will start 12/5.
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Am I wrong in thinking Ford should have just fired up the 23 EB scheduling today? Let the hybrid situation sort itself out and at least try to get a bit of a jump start
Would make sense, but... Ford.
I often think things like this, but then I remind myself that there is no rush. If they did schedule this week it would be for production in December. They can do that anytime between now and December and still build them the same day either way.
Hell, they could schedule an entire week on the Sunday before it all starts Monday. You know what I mean? The parts will still have "just" arrived as part of their JIT manufacturing process. Scheduling 1 day versus 1 year in advance makes zero difference.
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