Obi
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- First Name
- chris
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2021
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- Location
- santa rosa, ca
- Vehicles
- 2019 F150
I agree with all of what you said. But since I'm tied to my dealer, I don't think I'll see a 2022 without being on my dealer priority list. And as you said, even then, I might not get a chance to order. I guess I'll find out tomorrow or over the next few waves.It's simple.
First... The 15k number is not official. Ford has not announced publicly nor to dealerships how many trucks they will produce In 2022. Heck, I doubt Ford even knows. I'm sure they have a goal, but it will depend on a lot of factors coming together on time. They may plan to make more than 15k. Maybe less. I don't know. All I know is Farley, or maybe it was Palmer, was recently seen on video (posted here on this forum) saying that the 15k number frequently cited in the media was incorrect.
Second, we all read the dealer instructions. They don't say you won't get a truck if you weren't on the priority list. In fact, many dealers didn't submit a priority list. Many dealers, the most ethical and fair ones in my opinion, are leaving their reservations in the original order based on reservation timestamp.
Just because your dealer is pulling shenanigans and taking bribes (aka markup) in exchange for prioritizing customers does not mean all dealers are doing it. Nor does it mean somebody who is number 1 based on prioritization at dealership x will get a truck any sooner than somebody who is number 1 at dealership y based on reservation timestamp.
Now you are enlightened. You're welcome.
No reason to be snippy or arrogant, we're all trying to figure this out.
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