Convertible delay

[RedBaron777]

'15 Convertibles can be ordered right now. However, the order will just sit unscheduled in the queue until Job 2 starts (which should be several months after Job 1 starts).

Are there any pro's or con's to ordering early(now) or waiting for a while?

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[RedBaron777]

I can't remember which thread it was in on the forums, but there was a question answered by Ford which said that the convertible would be available this year, not next.

It was from an interview with Raj Nair from Ford

 

[GTsquid]

Yes and it was posted by Callie a few posts up in this thread lol.

 

[JoeDogInKC]

Yes and it was posted by Callie a few posts up in this thread lol.

LMFAO! That's what I get for not re-reading the thread! At least I read it all once and watched the video. Apparently others did not. :doh:

 

[rckt]

Job #2

So any idea when Job #2 (convertible) mustangs become available? I heard 1st quarter next year, way too long for me to wait.

 

[JoeDogInKC]

From Raj Nair--- "The order bank is now open. Both the coupe and the convertible will be out before the end of the year."

^

 

[rckt]

Yes, you can order it now but any idea when Job #2 begins. My dealer estimates end or year or next year. What is the norm for Job #2 to start after the coupes?

 

[phil1336]

I had this question a while back and at the time the info was the vert would be about 3 months later than initial launch. I wonder if that has changed.

http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php/2015-mustang-production-1368.html?p=34921

Although when it comes down to it many of us who don't enjoy year round warm weather it is the same thing as delaying it until next spring. No point buying it in Dec/Jan only to garage it until spring, unless you need a new car ASAP.

Speak for yourself! What about those of us that fortunately live in either South FL or Sourthern CA?

 

[scottpe]

Speak for yourself! What about those of us that fortunately live in either South FL or Sourthern CA?

Hence the reason he said "...many of us who don't enjoy year round warm weather it is the same thing as delaying it until spring..."

 

[phil1336]

I have to admit as being a former New Englander born in MA, there are certain things we miss living here in the Tropics. Three immediately come to mind.
1. Runny noses
2. Wool rash
3. Chap lips

 

[gojensen]

Well, I live in Norway (where we usually have winter 5-6 months) and I'll be driving the convertible year round

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