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Got my invite to order last night at 6:30 pm est. Woohoo. ER Rapid Red Lariat.

The thought of waiting two years after reserving is down right disappointing.

So I'm going to ask the question. Lets say Ford produced 20k for 2022 and the projection is 80k for 2023, doesn't that leave 100k of the original 200k with their thumb up their you know what?

All of this is pure speculation and the wording within the article says one thing but everyone wants to say something other. Ford let all of us believe we could get a 40k truck but really had no intention taking care of their customer.

I hear you "excivilian" but I'm working with a dealer who has been extremely reputable and I believe they will honor the private offer

RDR, what about the statement within the article that "while a 3rd wave of invitations will follow in Mid-September for all other unconverted reservation holders". Those of us holding reservations shouldn't we be consider "unconverted" ?

I am curious. Has anyone read the attached and believe those of us who have a reservation already will be able to order mid-September and get 22 pricing ?

Hello All, I was recently told by my dealer, " Wave 2 will now actually be wave 3". Anyone else hear anything like that ?

Hello All, Was recently told by my dealer the following: Wave 2 will now actually be wave 3. Anyone else hear that type of news?

Does anyone know from what email address the invitation comes from and what does it look like?

If you do nothing and pay what your supposed to pay you can't take advantage the tax How else do you purpose to take the full value of the tax credit if you don't owe the IRS any monies

I still disagree, if I take more exemptions than what I'm allowed, I will get more monies back within my paycheck. Once I do my taxes at the end of year and take the right amount of exemptions, I will owe taxes thus, I have a tax liability.

Not to sound like we all don't know what to do, wouldn't you just raise your deductions so you bring home more monies thus when you file your taxes and you adjust to what is correct, you will have a tax liability ?

To: All Found a decent website showing when manufacturers will supposedly hit their 200k mark of producing EV vehicles. https://evadoption.com/ev-sales/federal-ev-tax-credit-phase-out-tracker-by-automaker/

Ok but the isn't the caveat for the tax credit the vehicle has to be made 100% in the US, thus the Lightning is being manufactured in Michigan ?

I thought the tax credit was based on model not over all electric vehicles a manufacture makes. Thus, Mach E and such have nothing to do with the Lightning.