No change in my tracker status either.
I think the date on the bottom, changes to the day you open it. The blend date will remain the same. Check to see if the modules have been updated.
My last mustang that I ordered, got delayed an extra month because it got selected for additional QC. Fun fact is that said it was shipped and took the dealer a couple of phone xallsI have no idea why it's taking so long for them to ship my car to AZ!
Hopefully mine will be shipped soon. Was built last week and waiting for shipment to FL. FP says should be here between August 14-20
cool, they found the QC guy who has 20/400 vision instead of legally blind... Was it a member of the faculty for the School for the Blind down the street?
I'm off to pick my new ride up this weekend! So excited!
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Along with the scratch-o-matic license plate frame ??
Oh these are just the pictures they sent me. Still in the process of doing paperwork etc but that shit is all coming off before I take delivery LOL
Just spoke to FP, they say my car is IN TRANSIT shipped by convoy. The tracking is not update yet.Just got this, so I was right!!!
The Due Date to Granger still the same, Aug. 4 - Aug. 10. If it hold true, it'll be there for a couple weeks before I can go get it.
This is why it takes so long to get your car delivered:
Link from Ford Authority
3. Logistical Issues
Finally, even after the (lower quantities of) new Ford vehicles have been built and ready to ship, itās difficult to get them from the assembly plant to the dealership due to various logistical issues.
For instance, staffing issues in the cargo transportation industry have been wreaking havoc on delivering vehicles to dealers. To start, thereās a shortage of workers who are trained to operate rail cars. That issue is further exacerbated by a shortage of those who service and maintain the rail cars.
Similar issues have also begun to extend to the vehicle carriers (trucks) that serve as the final leg of the journey that new Ford vehicles make from their plant to the dealership. This is the result of two primary factors: drivers have become lesser in quantity, and parts required for maintaining these trucks have become increasingly more difficult to source, incidentally due to similar supply chain issues outlined above, although for the respective makers of large trucks and their parts.
Unfortunately, these various issues will likely continue to impact new Ford vehicle production and supply for the near- and medium-terms. The good news is that demand for The Blue Ovalās products hasnāt slowed at all, with order banks currently at 300,000 units, meaning two things. First, Ford will have to continue to work hard to get its products to dealers and into buyersā driveways, while finding creating solutions to solve these issues. Second, order holders will need to wait for their vehicle to be built and for it to arrive to the dealer. Whatever the case, your new Ford vehicle hasnāt been forgotten, itās just been held up due to various unprecedented circumstances.
Just got this, so I was right!!!
You're most always right William. I'll reserve congratulations until you take possession.
Good to hear they still have a few 700A packages in inventory. Hopefully they still have one with my name on it!
