That is true today. What I was saying is it should. If your going to tie an order to a customer then the system should be able to check for previously placed orders.
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And you don't think people should be able to place multiple orders?
There may be macroeconomic factors at play here. With interest rates rising and the economy in a technically defined recession, there could be concern amongst the dealers about a rise in the number of cancellations upon delivery due to the truck no longer being affordable by the target market. That would hurt their allocations if not for a little bit of grace on Ford's part. So, I think Ford monitoring is them saying they will be looking out for those abusing the system. Macroeconomic factors should impact everyone equally so there shouldn't be one dealer with 75% cancellations on one model compared to everyone else seeing just 25%, for example.
Hope your right. I wonder how many when there mav comes in say no I don't want it. If this is just an excuse to allow dealers to rip off customers who ordered one then it will be the last ford I ever consider.
But makes me wonder is this happening to other makes like the new Chevy Colorado. One guy on facebook said he ordered a rav 4 hybrid and it took 7 weeks and he was complaining about the long wait.
It used to be required. If you ordered a vehicle you were required to put a minimum value and sign a purchase order.
If ordered a vehicle on A plan and backed out you had a real good reason because it was grounds for discharge. And yes I know this is true. A coworker was wetting his pants over this. He was a heart beat away from being fired over it.
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