Fulfilling 2022 orders

[rcampbell22maverick]

Ford customer service: (800) 334-4375

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[rcampbell22maverick]

Thanks so much! Appreciate you

 

[rcampbell22maverick]

So i called customer service and they verified my order but no Vin# yet! They did give me my sales code # and order code #! So what does that mean? Thanks for input

 

[MinnMavGuy]

It means squeeze as many miles as you can out of that Vue. (And check back in at a pace that matches your patience level.)

 

[Espeer]

Chat seems to work fine, too, if you don't want to be on-hold. Just need your sales and order codes.

Mine's just waiting for scheduling as expected.

https://www.ford.com/help/contact/

 

[rcampbell22maverick]

It means squeeze as many miles as you can out of that Vue. (And check back in at a pace that matches your patience level.)

That's what I thought! Lol! Thanks for Info

 

[rcampbell22maverick]

Chat seems to work fine, too, if you don't want to be on-hold. Just need your sales and order codes.

Mine's just waiting for scheduling as expected.

https://www.ford.com/help/contact/

Same here! Lol! Thanks bro

 

[WannaMav]

So i called customer service and they verified my order but no Vin# yet! They did give me my sales code # and order code #! So what does that mean? Thanks for input

You will need to input the order number, along with the VIN when you receive it, at the tracking site.

 

[DryHeat]

Update to this post about production numbers.

The production numbers for February and March are now available. It turns out Ford averaged 9,481 Mavericks for those months.

At that rate -- which may or may not hold -- Ford would build 47,405 Mavericks from April through August. Add that to the 52,684 built by the end of March and you end up with 100,089.

Let's hope that's how it turns out.

 

[paneubert]

Update to this post about production numbers.

The production numbers for February and March are now available. It turns out Ford averaged 9,481 Mavericks for those months.

At that rate -- which may or may not hold -- Ford would build 47,405 Mavericks from April through August. Add that to the 52,684 built by the end of March and you end up with 100,089.

Let's hope that's how it turns out.

And if you believe Ford Video Guy (which I do), his livestream last night said Ford will produce well into October. I think he said the 21st. So your August end date is super conservative for total production for 2022 model year.

 

[rcampbell22maverick]

You will need to input the order number, along with the VIN when you receive it, at the tracking site.

Ok thanks

 

[rcampbell22maverick]

Update to this post about production numbers.

The production numbers for February and March are now available. It turns out Ford averaged 9,481 Mavericks for those months.

At that rate -- which may or may not hold -- Ford would build 47,405 Mavericks from April through August. Add that to the 52,684 built by the end of March and you end up with 100,089.

Let's hope that's how it turns out.

Let's hope so

 

[rcampbell22maverick]

And if you believe Ford Video Guy (which I do), his livestream last night said Ford will produce well into October. I think he said the 21st. So your August end date is super conservative for total production for 2022 model year.

We can only hope

 

[VICKY]

You just have to wait like the rest of us. If your 22 gets bumped to a 23, you will still get a Maverick. Just remember that when the order book reopens in mid-August your current order will be ahead of all those.
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I've got too much time invested reading this website every morning to EVER give up now. LOL

 

[VICKY]

At least that’s what Ford says. They can’t really explain why someone who ordered in Oct. has his Maverick and the guy that ordered the July before him is still waiting for a build date. Fords order and delivery system is not the most dependable or predictable.

Does seem a little scattered, I ordered mine the end of December and have a build date in April? The Dealerships might have something to do with it, but shouldn't matter?

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