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Go to your dealer and have them look it up on Vinview. If it is built, it will show exactly where it is at (it shows a GPS map). It will also give you the current status and estimates for delivery, but they are only estimates, so they will likely change over time.

Mine showed in production for something like 2 weeks. I don't know about Normal, but it certainly happens.

I agree, but my dealer is 10 minutes away, and they were very willing to share this information whenever I came by.

It is on the car. I saw mine sitting in a holding area at Flat Rock. A few days later it was at the rail yard, then I could see it on the rail car heading my way, and finally at El Mirage here in Phoenix before getting on a car transporter heading to my dealer.

Get your dealer to look up the VinView status. If it is built, they can tell you very accurately where it is, and it's current status and ETA.

It seems to average about a week to get from El Mirage to your dealer. I hope yours is quicker.

My dealer did the same for me. I got the delivery alert, and called my dealer to let them know it was there. They said "Really? We'll go check." 30 minutes later they confirmed. The car was delivered at 6am.

I beleive that restriction is for the Ford ESP extended service plan. It is considered insurance, and Florida has some tough insurance laws. There is no reason you can't go to the Granger dealership and purchase a car from them and drive it back to Florida.

Once the car arrives at El Mirage, there is not much you can do to track. However, up to that point, get your dealer to show you Vinview. It's a dealer only tool that can tell you pretty much where it is at and ETA for delivery.

My car took 7 days to get from El Mirage to Casa Grande. Same for my F150 three years ago.

Straight MSRP for me. No add-ons except for the door edge guards that I specifically wanted. This was agreed to at time of order.

I got a VIN and a scheduled build week the day after I ordered. I think it was simply the luck of timing. They are not scheduling this week according to other posts, and they likely will not schedule again until after the Holidays.

The time frame is all over the place. My Ecoboost took 3 months to get, but there are some here who have waited much longer. Production through the holidays will also be much slower, so that will be a factor as well. Lastly, the options you choose may also impact how quickly it gets built...

Priority 3 is the highest priority a dealer can assign. Mine was ordered Priority 3 and I received it one day short of 3 months. No complaints.

I had my confirmation email in my mailbox before I got home from the dealer.

See if you can get your dealer to ask the Regional Manager for your area to investigate. As said before, this is WAY outside the norm...

Not sure about Canada, but I received my confirmation before I got home from the Dealership. I got a VIN number the next day. One day short of 3 months order to delivery. The progress update reports are spotty, but your dealer can get current updates. My dealer kept me very well informed.

Ok... I'll bite. What us the difference between Job 1 and Job 2?

Speaking of ramp 51, does anyone know if this is where new cars go to rot, or is it a que for getting loaded onto rail cars for shipment? Or something else?

My car went to ramp 51 on the same date. No update since then. I hope they get their act together and get it shipped soon...