telenerd
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I predict late fall 2024 if you’re lucky. Don’t be surprised if you have to reorder in 2025 because your order didn’t get pulled for 2024. Start saving for MSRP increases.
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I hate to say this but I’ll bail before that!!
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My order tracker was updated today 11/10/23, and still shows scheduled 12/18/2023. We will see if it sticks.
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Lol I hear that. Ford can suck my nuts if it'll be 2025.
tbalt14
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Most of us will probably be doing the same. If it takes that long then they have no clue what they are doing.
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I ordered a Lariat last week in iconic silver. The dealer told me 45 days. I laughed and laughed.
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Has there been any data or word on how many they intend to build?
From my time when getting my maverick I believe they built like 80-100k mavericks in the first year with a insane amount of demand. Anecdotally this sub is much quieter than the maverick sub so I don't think demand for a ranger is as big as the maverick or the big bronco from what I've seen. So pending production projections I don't think the huge risk of rollovers is going to be as big of an issue.
From my time when getting my maverick I believe they built like 80-100k mavericks in the first year with a insane amount of demand. Anecdotally this sub is much quieter than the maverick sub so I don't think demand for a ranger is as big as the maverick or the big bronco from what I've seen. So pending production projections I don't think the huge risk of rollovers is going to be as big of an issue.
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As of right now I haven’t seen any projected numbers pertaining to overall but I do know that Ford has only given one Raptor allocation per dealer to date with more to follow at some unknown date. As of October 2023, the data company Scrapehero says there are 2929 Ford dealerships in the US so unless Ford changes something, that’s how many Ranger Raptors will hopefully be built until more allocations are made available.
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Ohh I was thinking more so rangers across the board. The RR is another beast for sure. I wouldn't hold my breath.
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At the beginning of this thread it says there are 3703 unscheduled Rangers not including Raptors in the order bank but I would think they’re going to pump them out once they get rolling.
GypsyDaenger
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Right. With the whole strike thing I'm not sure how any of this is gonna pan out but it doesn't seem as pressed to me.
If it makes you feel better. There's 36,000 mavericks unscheduled as of October 30th.
rwolfcastle
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The car market is slowing down. I think this is good news for all of us. This means the demand for Broncos will probably subside a bit giving more time on the assembly line to the Ranger. My guess is by the end of this year, they might actually catch up with demand and we can see the ADMs finally go away for everyone.
goalieThreeOne
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If we look at historic production numbers for Ranger, MAP puts out about 3k-5k a month at full capacity. This is probably artificially limited to devote more capacity to Bronco. But that’s full capacity. This is a new model so they’ll go slow for several months.
Someone mentioned a theory that even though the strike is over, they’re dedicating all of MAP to balance out MY23 Broncos and to me that doesn’t sound far fetched. With the GM twins in the same boat with the strike and the Taco not hitting dealers till late Winter for the low trims and even further out for the high trim hybrids, Ford really doesn’t have the market pressure to push these out at the expense of high profit high demand Broncos.
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