Maverick daily production could be 800 units / day?

[UncleDuke]

Hmmm 4900 for December , if they really have 50,000 confirmed orders it will take over 10 months. Not counting new orders that are coming in.

Where did you guys see the Ford numbers?

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[UncleDuke]

The 2000 number was for one week

 

[Unlikely_Username]

Hmmm 4900 for December , if they really have 50,000 confirmed orders it will take over 10 months. Not counting new orders that are coming in.

Where did you guys see the Ford numbers?

You're forgetting that 4900 figure for December (which came from Tim Bartz, so it's legit) is still during the ramp up of production. That is not the maximum production capacity for the Maverick.

 

[Cubican]

My vin is 16467 and has a built date of 11/8 so the week of nov 8 they will had built around 17000 Mavericks, just a reminder fall just started today lol

 

[DryHeat]

My vin is 16467 and has a built date of 11/8 so the week of nov 8 they will had built around 17000 Mavericks

If I understand VIN encoding correctly, "16467" means your truck will be the 16467th vehicle built at the Hermosillo plant in 2020. How many of those will be Mavericks? I don't know, but not all of them.

 

[Cubican]

If I understand VIN encoding correctly, "16467" means your truck will be the 16467th vehicle built at the Hermosillo plant in 2020. How many of those will be Mavericks? I don't know, but not all of them.

The vin# is maverick specific,

 

[Shecster]

My vin is 16467 and has a built date of 11/8 so the week of nov 8 they will had built around 17000 Mavericks, just a reminder fall just started today lol

Sorry....Tomorrow Wednesday 22nd - first day of Autumn
Have fun in your soon to be built Ford

 

[JibbersCrabst]

My vin is 16467 and has a built date of 11/8 so the week of nov 8 they will had built around 17000 Mavericks, just a reminder fall just started today lol

My build date is in October but my VIN is 18857 so I'm not sure if they're building sequentially by VIN, who knows at this point.

 

[hcforde]

We might as well start discussing the ratio of unicorns to leprechauns.

Over the last 8 months, the number of unicorns has increased from 487 to 701, an increase of 43%, almost double from 361 unicorns in June 2019, according to a new report. Achieving the status of unicorn is an enviable one, and as the world is starting to recover from the effects of the pandemic.

Leprechauns, on the othe rhand, are more difficult to account for, therefore that ratio is unavailable.

 

[tonyinsd]

The reality is that you'll get it when you get it

And that's the bottom line. It'll get to you when it gets to you. If you've got a confirmed order you've done everything you can, so now you just wait until it arrives.

 

[hcforde]

Sorry....Tomorrow Wednesday 22nd - first day of Autumn
Have fun in your soon to built Ford

Yep, The last day of summer was the 21st, First day of Fall is the 22nd

 

[mamboman777]

With Ford's production stats on the Bronco Sport @ Hermosillo. You can see they cranked out 18,414 Bronco Sports in March. Assuming 23 production days, that is quite literally ~800 per day. But that could be full capacity and the BS was the only vehicle being produced there at this time.

We can sit around and speculate build capacity and how many Mavericks to Bronco Sports will be built but the truth is we won't know until after the fact and the numbers are out. We might as well start discussing the ratio of unicorns to leprechauns.

Oh come on. That was scientifically settled years ago.

 

[V2WIN]

These threads are pointless. All speculation at this point. Production just started two weeks ago and we don't even know at what volume they're kicking these out, nor does that really matter because production WILL ramp up over time in the coming weeks/months. They don't start right up at 800 units per day. The reality is that you'll get it when you get it, but it definitely won't take until March 2022.

I was an assembler at a Mitsubishi plant, & when we switched model years within a couple weeks we would be full on. They ran 5 different vehicles at the same time. At start it would be 1 out of 50 . BTW we ran 800 a day in 2 8 hour shifts, 1000 if we worked 10 hours

 

[DryHeat]

The vin# is maverick specific,

Yes, the complete VIN is Maverick specific, but the sequence number at the end is not.

Here's how it breaks down:

The code in positions 5-7 specifies that the VIN is for a type of maverick.
The code in position 10 signifies that it is model year 2022.
The code in position 11 signifies that it was built in the Hermosillo plant.
The alpha/numeric in positions 12-17 is the sequence number of all vehicles produced in that plant that year, not the sequence number of Mavericks built that year.

For more info check out this thread:
Deciphering my Vin Code | MaverickTruckClub.com - 2022+ Ford Maverick Pickup Forum, News, Info
and this post:
https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/f...eks-10-18-10-25-11-1-and-11-8.2108/post-48437

 

[hcforde]

I was an assembler at a Mitsubishi plant, & when we switched model years within a couple weeks we would be full on. They ran 5 different vehicles at the same time. At start it would be 1 out of 50 . BTW we ran 800 a day in 2 8 hour shifts, 1000 if we worked 10 hours

I was wondering why they did not increase the hours, but that would mean overtime and the profit margin might not be able to withstand it(quarterly profits for wall street).

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