olefordguy
Well-Known Member
Sounds like your dealer/salesperson is not wanting to disclose their # of allocations and changing your existing dealer priority #. Some dealers for some reason do not want to disclose their allocations, which is dumb to me, if they have none they should let you know so you can have the opportunity to source a dealer that does have an allocation. But they want to keep you tied up with them regardless how long that takes. Just just not a right way to do business imo, Try going to the general sales manager or owner of the dealership and ask them the # of available allocations they have for your truck, and ask them to change the dealer priority to a 3. They can assign it a 3 - 19, the lower the number the better, but that only affects the orders within that 1 dealership, it means nothing to ford. If the dealer doesn't have an allocation for the vehicle, ford is not going to build it until the dealer does have one. Ford is only going to build the trucks that they have all the parts allotted to completely build it as configured and your dealer having a open allocation for it.. It sounds to me their blowing smoke not giving you answers to your questions. If they still want give you the requested information, I would ask for my down payment $ back (if you gave them any) and go search for a more honest dealer that has an allocation or find on on the lot - which you might have to travel to get it.Trying to get educated on this process. My RR has been on order since September of last year and when I ask my salesman how many they are allocated, I get a long answer without a number. I have no idea on my Priority number but after reading this I will ask.
I get the emails from Ford saying my order has been Confirmed (Step 1 of 4) but nothing further. I seriously doubt it will get built and not sure if this dealer can secure me a '25 spot.
Tried searching the inventory in my state and the ones around me but the few I found wanted 10K ADM which makes my blood pressure rise with the instant depreciation.
Any insight on how to scrutinize my dealer's information is welcomed.
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