Waiting room

[sparkerk]

"Built" email today. Estimated arrival between 6/28 - 7/4/22 ?

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[klawrence27]

"Built" email today. Estimated arrival between 6/28 - 7/4/22 ?

That's great news. Mine should be built soon too since our dates are so close!

 

[Legacy40k]

Well, it's about damned time. I ordered it January 4th with the expectation it would be 3-4 months, It's finally built after 5 months, and another month and a half to ship it from Mexico to Toronto. Figured the train time would be 3 weeks, not 5-6.

 

[WABeaverFan]

I just received my "built" email yesterday and wanted to post my timeline for those who can "appreciate" this journey we're all on together...hope this helps someone!

BS OB with moonroof, tech package, 360 assist+, no tow package.

1/22/22-placed order at dealership (Seattle area)
1/30/22-received confirmation email from Ford
3/18/22-received "delayed" email
3/25/22-received "scheduled for production" email--build week 5/23
5/19/22--invoiced date
6/2/22--tracker shows "built" (but no blend date)
6/3/22--received "built" email from Ford with estimated delivery to dealer of July 7-13

When I ordered, my salesman said to expect 4-6 months. I told myself all along that I hoped to have it by the end of July because of the "extras" I ordered, so it's actually ahead of schedule lol!

I am encouraged by BenOutside85's 3-week delivery time to Seattle and am hoping that happens for me but also not holding my breath!

 

[thekingprawn]

Oh look, I have more status information on my dinner than I do my vehicle which cost a thousand times more. Do better @Ford Motor Company

 

[thekingprawn]

If your order is in transit and you check your dealer website you may just be able to see actual pictures. Here's mine.

 

[Little Wild Boar]

My dealership is straight lying and saying Ford doesn't give them the data. Soon as I have my keys...

Did you order tow package?

 

[M3H7363]

Oh look, I have more status information on my dinner than I do my vehicle which cost a thousand times more. Do better @Ford Motor Company

Building and delivering car thousands of miles is a million times more complicated than making pizza and delivering it a couple of miles. This is just getting silly at this point.

 

[BoxerBronco]

If your order is in transit and you check your dealer website you may just be able to see actual pictures. Here's mine.

Ahhhhh….that’s not “your” actual Bronco, it’s a computer generated image of a Bronco Sport in your configuration.

 

[thekingprawn]

Building and delivering car thousands of miles is a million times more complicated than making pizza and delivering it a couple of miles. This is just getting silly at this point.

I agree on the complexity. I only ask they provide the available data instead of playing I have a secret with the whole thing. My dealership has acted like my order was written on a slip of paper, placed in a bottle, and tossed in the Puget Sound only to have the vehicle magically appear at some indeterminate time in the future. Ford knows where the vehicle is in the process. The dealership knows where it's at in the process. They just aren't keen to share the information. We're not buying Model Ts in the early 20th century. They need to move into the present, as Farley seems intent on doing.

 

[thekingprawn]

Ahhhhh….that’s not “your” actual Bronco, it’s a computer generated image of a Bronco Sport in your configuration.

Dangit. I can pretend it's real though.

 

[thekingprawn]

Did you order tow package?

No tow package, just 360+, CMS, and the Falken tires. I kept it pretty basic and didn't order anything that can be added after the fact (except the tires.)

 

[M3H7363]

I agree on the complexity. I only ask they provide the available data instead of playing I have a secret with the whole thing. My dealership has acted like my order was written on a slip of paper, placed in a bottle, and tossed in the Puget Sound only to have the vehicle magically appear at some indeterminate time in the future. Ford knows where the vehicle is in the process. The dealership knows where it's at in the process. They just aren't keen to share the information. We're not buying Model Ts in the early 20th century. They need to move into the present, as Farley seems intent on doing.

I understand the excitement and anticipation for anyone ordering a vehicle. But when it's all said and done, it doesn't really matter where it is in the process because you ain't getting it until it's at your dealer.

 

[thekingprawn]

I understand the excitement and anticipation for anyone ordering a vehicle. But when it's all said and done, it doesn't really matter where it is in the process because you ain't getting it until it's at your dealer.

I agree, but I would still rather know than not know.

 

[Escape2Bronco]

I agree, but I would still rather know than not know.

I call this a tie. You said early on that you obsess, you are correct. As @M3H7363 said, “You ain’t getting it until its at the dealer”. Tie!

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