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Any order for a vehicle that hasn't entered scheduling will be given a hold status. That doesn't mean that the order hasn't been taken. Just means that they can't schedule it. That's nothing new or unique to raptor. It's just the way it works on a new vehicle, even new model years of the regular F150. They take orders for a month so that they know the demand, can order parts, figure out how to fit them into the production line, etc.

Anyone saying that ford isn't accepting orders either doesn't know what they're talking about or is a troll. There is a sh*t ton of FUD being spread around here and no one should pay a lick of attention to it.

Scheduling is supposed to start 8/25 and production sometime after 9/26. That's for the standard F150, so raptor will come after that and no one knows what that means since it's just 'late availability'. Could be a week, could be a month.

There is a very lengthy and detailed description of how ford's ordering process works on another raptor forum. If it's kosher to link to it here let me know and I will.
 
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Any order for a vehicle that hasn't entered scheduling will be given a hold status. That doesn't mean that the order hasn't been taken. Just means that they can't schedule it. That's nothing new or unique to raptor. It's just the way it works on a new vehicle, even new model years of the regular F150. They take orders for a month so that they know the demand, can order parts, figure out how to fit them into the production line, etc.

Anyone saying that ford isn't accepting orders either doesn't know what they're talking about or is a troll. There is a sh*t ton of FUD being spread around here and no one should pay a lick of attention to it.

Scheduling is supposed to start 8/25 and production sometime after 9/26.

There is a very lengthy and detailed description of how ford's ordering process works on another raptor forum. If it's kosher to link to it here let me know and I will.

I would love to read about the process.
 

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Accepting orders into a soft hold type system? Somewhat of a limbo for the orders? Accepted but not accepted? As in they are in the order system but not really in the order system? Ford should clear somethings up....

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Then there is this....

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It just proves my point Order Banks do not open till SEPT 2 months from now.The 145 inch wheelbase I see in this order will be held till MARCH17.
 

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Any order for a vehicle that hasn't entered scheduling will be given a hold status. That doesn't mean that the order hasn't been taken. Just means that they can't schedule it. That's nothing new or unique to raptor. It's just the way it works on a new vehicle, even new model years of the regular F150. They take orders for a month so that they know the demand, can order parts, figure out how to fit them into the production line, etc.

Anyone saying that ford isn't accepting orders either doesn't know what they're talking about or is a troll. There is a sh*t ton of FUD being spread around here and no one should pay a lick of attention to it.

Scheduling is supposed to start 8/25 and production sometime after 9/26. That's for the standard F150, so raptor will come after that and no one knows what that means since it's just 'late availability'. Could be a week, could be a month.

There is a very lengthy and detailed description of how ford's ordering process works on another raptor forum. If it's kosher to link to it here let me know and I will.



I'm not a troll...I want to order a truck. I've talked to 2 owners of dealerships that have had them in their families for decades. They tell me they can't put the orders in. People say they have proof and I have sent that along and was told those are not submitted orders. Both have had extensive talks with their reps, in different regions, and neither rep knows anything about the Raptor orders been accepted.

So again, instead of talking a bunch of shit, why don't you be of use and provide me with the proof so I can get a truck ordered.




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I gotta say this is going to be my first ford product purchased...and it looks like a utter ******* shit show at this point.
 

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This is a shit show. My dealer still thinks he is only going to be able to get 1 truck.

Does anyone have anything social media or article from Mark Levine stating that there will be no limited orders on these?
 

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I would love to read about the process.

Again, don't know the rules here about linking to other forums, but I suppose if they don't like it they can delete it...or if someone wants to copy past the info here, that might be useful. It's multiple posts and I don't have time to do so right now, but maybe later today.

http://bit.ly/2a2XEgx

Really long, technical and detailed, but it explains the whole thing from start to end.
 
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This is a shit show. My dealer still thinks he is only going to be able to get 1 truck.

Does anyone have anything social media or article from Mark Levine stating that there will be no limited orders on these?

From his twitter.

Mike Levine ‏@mrlevine Jul 19
@EmergencyRigs @FordService @ford Ford will build enough Raptors to meet customer demand.
 
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