My 2022 Expedition Limited Max is BUILT!!!

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mrmustang

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Can someone shed light on how they determine whose vehicle should be built first?
For a production assembly line to work:
Parts in stock for a specific build, or set of specific builds.
Inventory in place, then it's just a matter of scheduling enough of them to profitably run the assembly line for each shift called in.

It really is that simple

Bill

PS: Regardless of what you have read in the past, initial priority codes assigned do not get your car built faster, or slower than any others ordered at that time, internal priority codes change based on the above.
 

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@murrdawg50 I agree, they are hideous. Reminds me of a Durango or 1500 front end from like 2019. Idk who designs these trucks but they should be fired. They have the potential to look so much better. I hate to say it but the Chevys look better than these newer Expedtions. Thank god to vinyl wrap and PTM bc my 21 would look so dumb the way it came from dealership
 

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Question for anyone who can answer it: You guys talk about factors affecting when a vehicle gets scheduled for build. Wouldn’t the sequential number on the vin indicate the order a vehicle is being built. So a vehicle with final vin numbers 15000, will not be built until 14995, 14996, 14997, 14998 & 14999, are built?
Or will Ford jump sequence according to parts availability?

Second question: Has anyone actually seen or know of any 22’s being delivered?

Thanks for any info
 

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Question for anyone who can answer it: You guys talk about factors affecting when a vehicle gets scheduled for build. Wouldn’t the sequential number on the vin indicate the order a vehicle is being built. So a vehicle with final vin numbers 15000, will not be built until 14995, 14996, 14997, 14998 & 14999, are built?
Or will Ford jump sequence according to parts availability?

Second question: Has anyone actually seen or know of any 22’s being delivered?

Thanks for any info
Sequential number has to do with internal VIN assignment to an order, but does not guarantee that they are built in the actual sequential order. Again, if there are parts needed to finish a specific build that are on back order, that VIN will be placed in a holding "QUE" until such time as all necessary components are in house and the vehicle is able to be built and rolled off the assembly line as a finished product. This is nothing new, and has been going on for over 60 years.

Bill
 

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I actually don’t mine the front end, I just don’t like getting the email with the picture of the front end saying my order has been delayed another week lol
 
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