Has anyone’s order been updated on the Ford Tracker or OrderTrack App since last Tuesday (5/17)? My modules went live on 5/17, and since then…nothing.
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Don't feel bad. Mine started out on April 4. then April 18. then April 25. then April 11. then April 25. Then May 2. My build started on April 29th. It is now May 22nd and Ford tells me that it is still in production. 24 days after they started building it.Don't feel bad, my original build date was week of 5/9, then 5/16/ then 5/23 & now yesterday it is moved back to week of 6/3. Will it ever be built? Ordered 7/26 Lariat Hybrid, Rapid Red, Luxury Pkg, CoPilot 360, & First Edition.
Wow, I think the last time I heard that phrase was from Sgt Schultz!Jolly Joker
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Oh that is so bad you cant trust a sun glass holder!! I cant check mine BECAUSE MY PRODUCRION DATE KEEPS CHANGING. But ill go to Turtles house to make sure he is telling you the truth , he lives in the county. "Hi Turtle".It has been raining since i took delivery of my Maverick. Yesterday it was 90+ degrees and the SUN was shining. After washing my (Area 51, Hybrid, Lux, 360) truck I decided to take a spin. When i returned home I realized that my sunglass compartment would not open.
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How did you find out your Doctor was going to be at the dealership OR perhaps your service rep has a PHD in ripping ooops "repping"?Well my glasses were still on my face - I was trying to put them away at the time. I have a doctors appointment at the Ford dealership set for Tuesday.
If you go with the moon roof perhaps you could 3D print a sunglass holder and set it on the roof with magnets. You would not need them while it is raining so wouldn't need to open the moon roof.That's what you get for not just going with the moon roof and getting rid of the sunglass holder.
That is a bummer! June is suppose to be a big build month for Mavrick, maybe mine will be selected??? Hope you receive yours soon.Don't feel bad. Mine started out on April 4. then April 18. then April 25. then April 11. then April 25. Then May 2. My build started on April 29th. It is now May 22nd and Ford tells me that it is still in production. 24 days after they started building it.
Yet.....I had a Ford replaced under the Arizona Lemon Law in 2007 because it spent a cumulative 30+ days in the shop for issues that were never resolved. #sadbuttrueDude, you could hand craft one out of fine wood and rich Corinthian leather that fits and works perfectly in 30 days. If they can’t fix a sunglasses holder in 30 days, it’s time to torch that vehicle and start over.
In SC it used to be if you had to take a new car in 3 times for the same problem, it was a lemon. My ’88 Dodge Daytona actually fell into that category. They ultimately rewired the front end, so the headlights would work correctly. I didn’t know about the lemon law until after it was fixed.
Apparently a former Director of a New Jersey road project has been hired to fix this guys sunglasses holder. If it is fixed in less than 30 days, it is a miracle. Here on road projects, hundreds of orange barrels and detour signs that lead to nowhere are put out on day one. That is followed by no actual construction. There are, however, four to six months of crucial meetings to determine what flavor of donuts the construction crew should have depending on the day of the week. At some of the meetings, near anarchy breaks out between the lemon-filled and Boston groups. It can get pretty ugly.Dude, you could hand craft one out of fine wood and rich Corinthian leather that fits and works perfectly in 30 days. If they can’t fix a sunglasses holder in 30 days, it’s time to torch that vehicle and start over.
In SC it used to be if you had to take a new car in 3 times for the same problem, it was a lemon. My ’88 Dodge Daytona actually fell into that category. They ultimately rewired the front end, so the headlights would work correctly. I didn’t know about the lemon law until after it was fixed.