If the reason your order isn't being picked yet is because dealership allocations (like mine is) the best you can hope for is that at your dealership they missed a couple orders before yours with the COVP and didn't correct them. Thus they will get cancelled and move you up the line. Otherwise if they did everything correct...wont make a difference if dealership X, Y, Z....all had cancelled orders....your dealership A... shouldn't be affected at all by it
ITs the engine change that requires a new COVP. so Eco to Hybrid or possibly eco to tremor, or eco AWD to FWD
I do think the second COVP seems a bit over the top. But Ford did not take too many orders. They take as many as they build. The DEALER takes orders and puts them in the order banks. Sorry, but DEALERS knew they were taking too many orders......
Sales manager tells me they have allocations and priority is 10.
Congratulations!
simple software change - Ford knows how many they can handle , when that number is exceeded by legitimate COVP'd orders then no more orders are taken. What's so tough about that? Tmaster doesn't sell more tickets than a stadium has, when they're gone they're gone.
Well, if you think Ticketmaster is the standard to judge customer service by, then I cannot debate with you......
Here I'll change it. Kroger sells bananas when they're all gone they don't take orders for additional banana purchases. There, I fixed it.
Actually they will. Called a rain check........
There is no "second COVP"... If your dealer complied with the COVP process when you ordered your Maverick, you should be just fine.
Kroger takes orders for future delivery where you guys are? Around here, they don't even take "same day" pickup orders... But hey, they DO follow Ford's example by making up for the poor customer service with higher prices...
Here let me try one more time: you go to a movie theater to see a movie and the ticket seller sells you a ticket - when there are not any more seats left the ticket seller informs you that there are no more seats left and you don't get a seat.
Yeah, keep trying. Called standing room only......
Your model doesn’t apply here because Ford’s manufacturing capability changes over time with model mix, supplier issues, and actual plant equipment maintenance and labor variables. Not to mention marketing variables like product mix adjustments and changeover timing. Even then, Ford has exceeded the Maverick build plan most months and is adding a third shift to increase it further. It is not a simple one night show with a fixed number of tickets.
