Latest 2024 Maverick Production Key Commodity Constraints + Total Retail Unscheduled Orders (1/22/24)

[RedRider]

XL & XLT's both use the tires that are not available.

Correct me if I'm mistaken, but the fwd and awd use the same rims but different 225/65r17 tires. The one that shows as unavailable looks like its the awd one. The hybrid has no engines in the pipeline and the awd has no tires. Since you can't get a fwd 2.0 anymore in 2024, does that mean that almost nothing gets built RSN?

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[Mox]

4K Tow XLT's can get the Machine faced wheels and 235X65X17 AT tires as a $795 option!
I assume 4K Tow XL's can also, but I didn't check that out.

The only tire option I see for XLs on the Build and Price are the constrained tires.
For the record, the 4k tow on the XLT uses the constrained tires as well according to the Build and Price on the Ford website. The 4k tow doesn’t actually change the tires from the standard ones, only the BAP or Fx4 packages change the tires I think.

again, all this just according to the website.

 

[Darnon]

I assume 4K Tow XL's can also, but I didn't check that out.

Only in Canada.

 

[Automate]

At least they have plenty of trailer hitches now.

 

[Automate]

@fordvideoguy mentioned last week that Ford's planning on producing only 8,300 units for the month of March

That is interesting, I calculated 8900 were scheduled last time. https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/f...d-group-emails-now-arriving.41992/post-746633
Didn't see any for the week of 3/25 but I did see some for February.

 

[MakinDoForNow]

Correct me if I'm mistaken, but the fwd and awd use the same rims but different 225/65r17 tires. The one that shows as unavailable looks like its the awd one. The hybrid has no engines in the pipeline and the awd has no tires. Since you can't get a fwd 2.0 anymore in 2024, does that mean that almost nothing gets built RSN?

Most likely the ones that have most or all the parts assigned and not the unavailable tires (if they are not on the way) could possibly have their parts released to build more of the 2.0 FWD including all possible XL's even if Ford doesn't have a retail or stock order for them.

 

[fordvideoguy]

I still don’t got scheduled yet. I order back in July 17 2023 on xl eb, ford 360 and trailer

If you had a first time order in July, it could be that the dealer has 2023 model year carry over orders to get scheduled first. We just got our last carryover orders scheduled last month. None of our new 2024 orders have been scheduled yet.

If you did have a carryover 2023 order then I would be concerned and reach out to the dealer. You should have a priority 02 order if you did have a 2023 order. Unless you switched dealers, at that point Ford will have no way to know that you were a carryover order.

 

[fordvideoguy]

Come on over to the livestream and I will explain how this works and how to read the constraint sheet and scheduling sheet. And ask me your questions. I usually get to the Scheduling Information around 7:20pm CST.

 

[Mox]

Correct me if I'm mistaken, but the fwd and awd use the same rims but different 225/65r17 tires. The one that shows as unavailable looks like its the awd one. The hybrid has no engines in the pipeline and the awd has no tires. Since you can't get a fwd 2.0 anymore in 2024, does that mean that almost nothing gets built RSN?

All of the XL's use the same tire. The unavailable one.

 

[jbrown9889]

If you had a first time order in July, it could be that the dealer has 2023 model year carry over orders to get scheduled first. We just got our last carryover orders scheduled last month. None of our new 2024 orders have been scheduled yet.

If you did have a carryover 2023 order then I would be concerned and reach out to the dealer. You should have a priority 02 order if you did have a 2023 order. Unless you switched dealers, at that point Ford will have no way to know that you were a carryover order.

They scheduled all 2023 carryover back in November what they tell me… in December

 

[Mox]

According to @fordvideoguy (nice video today):

Limited Availability = Below expected production values, some are likely to still be scheduled though
Exhausted Availability = Far below expected values, don't expect many to be scheduled
No Availability = None will be scheduled

In my opinion, someone at Ford needs to come up with a better name than 'Exhausted'. That's a misnomer. Typically, 'Exhausted' means 'completely used up' or 'empty'.

 

[RedRider]

If you had a first time order in July, it could be that the dealer has 2023 model year carry over orders to get scheduled first. We just got our last carryover orders scheduled last month. None of our new 2024 orders have been scheduled yet.

If you did have a carryover 2023 order then I would be concerned and reach out to the dealer. You should have a priority 02 order if you did have a 2023 order. Unless you switched dealers, at that point Ford will have no way to know that you were a carryover order.

The dealers are only capable of setting the highest priority at 10. Anything higher priority than that is only able to be done by Ford. So no, a priority of 2 cannot be set.

 

[fordvideoguy]

They scheduled all 2023 carryover back in November what they tell me… in December

November and December Scheduling for January and February production was using the same allocations from November. January has allocations for March Production. I do know that Ford have dealers extra allocations to get all their carryover (priority 02) orders scheduled for January and February build dates.

 

[fordvideoguy]

The dealers are only capable of setting the highest priority at 10. Anything higher priority than that is only able to be done by Ford. So no, a priority of 2 cannot be set.

Dealers can give 03-19, Ford gives the 02 priority, which they did for all carryover orders that they could easily verify were 2023 orders. I'm very aware how it works. We had 325 carryover orders and all got scheduled already.

 

[Robert C]

Wow, now it's tires?
Tires?
Floor mats, mud flaps and now tires.
And still the trailer hitch?
It's a long way from owning their own rubber tree plantations in South America and forging their own steel at River Rouge.
Henry Ford and his buddy Harvey Firestone rolling in their graves.

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