KingRanchRuby

Frustrating, I know. At least you've only been waiting since February. ? Your local dealership is probably in the same boat along with all of the other dealerships in the US, not their fault that they cannot get your vehicle to you faster. It'll all get worked out in due time. ?

Never heard that before. What is it that prevents them from selling the 2022s after 12/31? Do they have to deliver all 22 models to dealerships by that date or face penalties under the law?

I think Ford should make a support group for people who've had to wait over a year for their order to arrive. I ordered a 22 F150 Platinum last year, the 4th of November, entered production 9-2-22 but is sitting waiting for parts. Honestly, I just want Ford to give me a box of donuts and some apple cider and tell me its going to be okay. ?

Congratulations on getting a schedule date. I ordered a 22 Platinum Powerboost on 11/4/21...I've been pushed 6 times so far.

Welcome Thomas! Awesome! I received an email from Ford on Friday saying that my truck build week has been pushed to 4/25. That's the third time its been pushed...hopefully it stays there! Enjoy your new truck!!! ?

I ordered 11/4/21. I just heard this week that my truck has been scheduled for the week of 4/18.

That front end looks like its a thousand pounds...too much bulk! As being someone who drives an Expedition Max...floor space is everything and that 'fold flat' floor from Toyota is atrocious! I wonder how it will compare in fuel economy to the Expedition.

It really doesn't help seeing it in person. Every time I see it I feel like I'm in a Sci-Fi movie and should be telling the person who steps out of one...'live long and prosper.'

Why does it look like a Mustang Mach E? I have never found an Alfa that I fit in comfortably, always too little leg room!

I just recently commented on another post about the adaptive cruise control feature and I'll tell anyone that has never experienced it before...it is the best feature money can buy IMO. Setting it for a speed and not having to readjust it for changing traffic conditions is all that and a bag of chips. For long distance road trips on the highways, it greatly improves your driving experience. ?

IMO, its the best feature money can buy! I drive 80,000 miles a year for work and my work vehicle doesn't have adaptive cruise control, but my previous personal vehicle did and it was so fantastic to just set it and forget about how fast or how slow I was going. There was no need to adjust the speed of the cruise control because it automatically adjusted to the speed of the car infront of me. I cannot wait to have another vehicle with this option on it! It really enhances your driving experience and makes long distance trips on the highway...relaxing! ?

People who want a manual transmission are fine with the "calf raise" every time a new gear is needed. I feel like this is just an attempt from Ford to get more people interested in driving a manual...? ?? What happens if you grip the shifter too hard and the indentation you made on the knob doesn't release? I wonder how they'll combat continuous wear associated with physically grabbing something with your hand.

Listed in the fine print... "*No other model in this segment performs at or above segment average." <<< What that heck?

Awesome! I haven't heard a peep on my truck yet but I remain hopeful to hear something soon!

Every time I open the 'Welcome' sub-forum, this is the first post that always catches my eye for some reason...?? Hi!