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I've been stuck in production for 105 days and counting now.
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So, to shed some light....The blend julian date is very fluid. It depends upon Bronco production and line variations. Lately, MAP has been very close to the indicated julian date. But usually a few days behind. For example, today the julian date should be 129-xxxx, however, the build started today on 127.My XL was scheduled for week of 15 April. The pizza tracker changed to “in production” on 12 April and hasn’t moved since.
Two things to add: my window sticker shows a blend date of 19 April, and the only thing I’ve ordered that would slow things down is the spray-in liner.
My question is whether 12 days “in production” on the pizza tracker is normal, and why did the pizza tracker move to “in production” on the 12th if the blend date wasn’t until the 19th?
The truck is made in Wayne, MI. Very American plant. Not sure what you mean...Hey Ford if your reading this get out of bed with China and let the American workers do their jobs and MAKE US WHAT WE ORDERED! America is great because Americans are Patriots!
I want my RR NOW
The issue I assume many of you are seeing is that many, many, many trucks were produced during launch, (post MP1 is saleable PPAP'd vehicles.) however, to ensure absolute customer quality, the actual delivery for them has been delayed, as every vehicle is going through extensive quality inspections and checks. This bodes well for the final customer, however, I am sure is frustrating.. Please be patient! I know Ford is doing their best to ensure total quality satisfaction!@Jacfield and others have already chimed-in with similar stories, but as of today, my original truck order is "in-production" for 108 days with no information, no update, no explanation, no ETA, no apologies, nothing — so yeah, 12 days sounds pretty awesome by comparison. Hopefully yours will actually ship, like so many have.
My dealer tells me it's still mine until I reject it upon delivery, so I'll be curious to see whether it gets here in June... July... August... Maybe after the 2025 models come-out?
Thankfully I'll be picking-up my actual truck as early as tomorrow.
With the so called quality checks are things being corrected?The issue I assume many of you are seeing is that many, many, many trucks were produced during launch, (post MP1 is saleable PPAP'd vehicles.) however, to ensure absolute customer quality, the actual delivery for them has been delayed, as every vehicle is going through extensive quality inspections and checks. This bodes well for the final customer, however, I am sure is frustrating.. Please be patient! I know Ford is doing their best to ensure total quality satisfaction!
That's what I kept asking. Also wondering why my selling dealer couldn't or wouldn't order another one. When this started to become an issue, had they done so, it would have been here by now.If the vehicles are in demand, why cant Ford build models and ship us those and then send the stock that they are obviously debugging to the dealers to sale?