So...2018 was a short one for the Mustang.

wanted33 said:

Ford has done some odd things in the past. Our 2013 GT was built in May 2012.

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My Fusion was built in July of 2014 as a 2015 model, so I get where you're coming from.

Silver Bullitt said:

I don't see how that could be possible. Maybe last order change date but no way last build date.

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We ordered our 18' on Feb 24th. The order number has only popped up on Ford's order tracker within the last week with a estimated delivery date of 83 days from now, which puts us at June 10th (As of today)

I suspect that April 5th is the last day for orders....but if that IS the last day of production, it might mean that we'll get our car sooner! <crosses fingers>

Should make 2018 a rare year might increase in value in 50 years like the 3.7 Mustangs will!

Madtel4 said:

I just looked at text and he said build date. Possibly that is the last order date.
Lee

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It has to be the last order date. Ford ends production in June for 2018's.

thehunterooo said:

Should make 2018 a rare year might increase in value in 50 years like the 3.7 Mustangs will!

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Your sarcasm is witty. :clap2:

Madtel4 said:

My dealer just got a call from Ford telling them that april 5 is the last build day for 2018 Mustangs.
Lee :ford:

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2019 Production start up isn't scheduled until 6/11, so that would be a long changeover period for a car that remains basically unchanged except for colors, misc.

thehunterooo said:

Should make 2018 a rare year might increase in value in 50 years like the 3.7 Mustangs will!

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:lol:

tagorgia said:

2019 Production start up isn't scheduled until 6/11, so that would be a long changeover period for a car that remains basically unchanged except for colors, misc.

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That is a bit long, but they could have some major manufacturing equipment due for some preventive maintenance, or putting in new machines/taking out old ones. A lot of major repair work on tooling/dies and machines can be a couple weeks and sometimes can be 6-8 weeks. Would be smart on Ford's part to schedule a lot of this between model year changeover, especially one like this where nothing is really changing.