RetiredSOB
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Did anyone get a scheduling email today? I thought Thursdays were the notification days?
2022 Expedition - Schedule for production ?
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murrdawg50
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Sometimes they do them on fridays. I’ve even got on a Saturday
Fingers crossed that we finally get scheduled!
rallyhard
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Update:
-4/14/22 Production date changed back to the week of 5/16/22!
murrdawg50
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I called Ford today and I’m still set for a production date of 4/28. The lady I spoke with was very nice and straight forward with me. She advised me to call back closer to the build date to verify its still scheduled for the same date, and also call when the vehicle is shipped to see what incentives are available so I can get the most money possible off the purchase price of the car once it comes in.
kkigs
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I believe the process has recently changed for the emails (early April?). You will get the initial confirmation of your order and then you won't get another email from Ford until it is scheduled to the day which occurs a week or two before production. Previously they sent an email when scheduled to the week which was right after you were selected. I believe they made this change due to the scheduled week dates moving around so much due to commodity issues.
I don't agree with this approach as I believe more info is better than less info. Most people realize things can change especially in this time. Being in the dark is no fun. So if you want to know if you were scheduled, you can either ask your dealer or call the Ford line.
It has shipped. Estimated delivery in 1-2 weeks. Got an email from Ford it had shipped, is reflected in the tracker and marketing has confirmed.
I don't believe I've heard of anyone on this forum that ordered and received their vehicle yet. Some are close and shipping now. The ones who do have them on here appear to have bought off the lot. I could be wrong but that is what I've seen.
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RetiredSOB
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Isn't this market just nuts, I had a neighbor that had to buyout his lease because he couldn't find ANYTHING to buy.
6 months ago it looked like I would be able to buy out my lease and then sell to Carvana for a profit. Not sure what changed, but my offer from Carvana today was $2k less than my buy out. Add on taxes and it just wasn’t worth it. I don’t want to hassle with a private sale.
RetiredSOB
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Thats my worry, that by the time my car gets here the interest rates will be way up and the used car values way down!
I don’t think I understand this scheduling. Could you provide some clarity? Does this mean no new vehicles period? If I was previously told I would go into production on 4.25 does that hold or since there is no scheduling, 4.25 can’t be possible? Sorry for all these questions. Thanks in advance for the help
murrdawg50
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This is for people who HAVE NOT received their scheduled production date or week of date. Since you’re scheduled, this doesn’t effect you. Looks like our cars will be built the same week, mine is due to roll through production on 4/28I don’t think I understand this scheduling. Could you provide some clarity? Does this mean no new vehicles period? If I was previously told I would go into production on 4.25 does that hold or since there is no scheduling, 4.25 can’t be possible? Sorry for all these questions. Thanks in advance for the help
RetiredSOB
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I guess all of our part are waiting at the Mexico border
The file that is attached indicates which model line will be scheduled this coming week. If there are dates indicated, those dates will be the dates/weeks that will be the production week for production. Please note that the weekly production document dates are not etched in stone. It is meant to be a guideline There are three columns in the document. The center column represents the "expected" production dates that the models will be scheduled next week. The left hand column represents the model/model line. The right hand column represents comments, such as no scheduling, (in the case of the Expeditions, etc.) IT seems like the F150 Expedition, and Navigator are the models that WILL NOT be scheduled in the forward looking weeks.
That being said, these models have the greatest amount of technical content. These are the models that are under the greatest pressure for chips, electronics, small motors, etc..
That being said, these models have the greatest amount of technical content. These are the models that are under the greatest pressure for chips, electronics, small motors, etc..
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