Says who? Ford intends to build them, and has built them. They just haven’t shipped until this week. Some early hybrids were built, then they shifted to ecoboosts for the first three months of full prod b/c of OKTB delay. Now they’re swinging back to hybrids to work through the backlog in the next three months. The pattern when you look at it is pretty obvious. Move out ecoboosts that can be sold first and the work on the hybrid backlog. What they need to do is fix the spray-in bed liner delay to smooth out production, get those earlier orders built and break the XLT luxury package logjam.Promising a truck they won't/can't build...Hybrid orders on hold until next summer for 2023 model year. If you're playing the 40 mpg Hybrid card for 19,995, you better be prepared to build them. They were not. They didn't intend to. They want people to buy the eco boost "slightly better than ranger mpg" version.
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