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Good question (no), but given some of what I've heard about bronco statuses, I don't really feel like taking any chances. If it's not here by Sept 1, I may have to canx. Certainly hope not, but I can't be without a car forever.

The inconsistency in ETA is hilarious. ETA 2 days in the past?

The distinct feeling of cart before horse.

BTW @Ford Motor Company, be nice if you extended this for everyone that you're screwing with Mustang deliveries.

Mine went to "built" yesterday and dated "In production" since 7/31. I was given an ETA of 8/23-8/29 from Ford via chat, but my dealer is less than 2 hours from FRAP and less than 1.5 hrs from Dearborn.

Probably. There are a number of dealerships it could hit on the way with you as the last stop. I'd say 80% chance truck all the way.

OOF on the insurance quote. $600 for 6 months to over $1000. That said it's going from a 2015 Honda Fit to a Mustang... So I can't complain too much.

Be that guy. Ask for a supervisor or ask to be transferred to outbound logistics. They probably won't transfer you, but it will signal to them that you will escalate to get the service desired.

Ecoboost Premium Coupe, no other options.

I'm less than 2 hours from FRAP.

Not sure if it was me calling or just timing, but highly suggest calling that marketing line above and making a stink.

Not sure if it was me calling up the chain and making my displeasure known or just timing, but it's now "built" and should be in my hands within 48 hrs.

Anyone want to take a shot? This is PUBLICLY available information on LinkedIn btw, there's no doxxing here.

Just got off the line with the above line. Don at Ford was a consummate professional. He let me know the car is NOT on hold and just waiting for pick up. I let him know, in no uncertain terms, I need a date it will be on truck since I'm happy to take my big wad of cash elsewhere if I don't get a...

My blend date was 7/26. Still "in production" as of this am. Ordered 3/27.

Ok, so may not be the BEST option out there, but a few cans of plastidip on the wheels would hook you up with what ever color you want and be removable if you want to sell the wheels. May not be professional, but it's very good as far as quick, cheap, and undoable go.

Any insight to why convertibles seem to be being released ahead of coupes?

I'm not sure what the hold up is. My blend date was 7/26 and its still sitting. There's got to be some other reason than "it's at the back of the lot".