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It definitely will by December.

We would never hear the end of it from some on here if it did... :giggle:

I've seen plenty of anecdotal reports of the tracker still showing in-production even after folks have picked up their cars from the dealer. That tracker is very buggy and prone to human error (meaning if they're not actively updating it, the status is as good as garbage).

Assuming that's the case, one reason could be they're struggling to get ahold of enough trailers & rail cars.

Unscheduled Clean just means there are no production holds for your order that was submitted, and it is clear to be built once a slot is available. So the answer to your 1st question would be yes. Aa far as your 2nd question, it's possble the reason you haven't been scheduled is because the...

I know he's the de-facto face of the Mustang at Ford, but I suspect he was speaking out of turn when giving that time frame and probably regrets doing so in hindsight. :giggle: He did a good job of dodging the question about price though, lol.

I found it. He does say that at the very end of this interview....

Black for me. I'm a prude...:inspect:

I had a brand new 2018 Mustang Ecoboost Premium that was totaled in an accident several years agom

Was it actually *FORD* who was quoted saying that, or was it the reviewer / journalists / social media personalities speculating it would be early Summer? Big difference between the two...

I see some are still whining about hail... :crazy:

As long as it's in the queue, your order should be fulfilled eventually. Ford will tell you if they can't.

Not surprised. I'm not aware of cars having departed from the staging areas in MI yet (for whatever reason).

Cars with PP are still being built. The fact that it's on the constraints list just means they can only build an extremely limited amount of cars with PP at a time.

Besides all of that, Indiana's roads aren't half as bad as its neighbor's roads to the north...

The bolded is really the only scenario where I can envision this incentive being somewhat lucrative, although cash buyers can still do that any way. As far as the interest as a brain exercise, if someone had $60K in cash saved up, that's maybe $750 they would gain. Not terrible, but not...

That was my thought as well.

Mine were correct.

That definitely seems to be a myth based on the reports in this thread.

I read a post the other day where a couple managed to get approved for a $3400/month mortage despite a combined gross income of only $100K at the time (now it's $68K because, you know, life can still happen). They also got approved for a $40K car on top of that. So nothing surprises me any more.