2021 Model-year order date? UPDATE
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2021 Model-year order date? UPDATE
UPDATE: (8/21/2020) Ford has taken down the 'order' option from the ford.com website. Called my local Dealer and talked to the Sales Manager. He said Ford did take it down today, as it has begun the '20 to '21 model-year change over. Once Ford is ready to accept orders for the 2021 Super Duty, the 'order' option on the website will return.
Anybody know when Ford will start accepting orders for the 2021 SuperDuty? I called my local dealer and they had no clue. TIA
Anybody know when Ford will start accepting orders for the 2021 SuperDuty? I called my local dealer and they had no clue. TIA
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Yeah, I know there will be a months-long wait once I order. I just want to do it once the model-year change is made and get a '21 exactly the way I want it optioned. What's left on dealer lots right now ain't much
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I just did some googling. August 17th is when the orders open. Kentucky plant will start production November 2, and Ohio will start November 9.
Edit: They actually opened August 10th, with production starting Oct. 26th at KTP, and Nov 9 in Ohio.
I agree, local dealers here almost exclusively have 1 or 2 base model, regular cab 2020 trucks left on the lot that were ordered as plow trucks. Almost anything else that's left is a '19 left over from last year.
Edit: They actually opened August 10th, with production starting Oct. 26th at KTP, and Nov 9 in Ohio.
I agree, local dealers here almost exclusively have 1 or 2 base model, regular cab 2020 trucks left on the lot that were ordered as plow trucks. Almost anything else that's left is a '19 left over from last year.
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I just did some googling. August 17th is when the orders open. Kentucky plant will start production November 2, and Ohio will start November 9.
Edit: They actually opened August 10th, with production starting Oct. 26th at KTP, and Nov 9 in Ohio.
I agree, local dealers here almost exclusively have 1 or 2 base model, regular cab 2020 trucks left on the lot that were ordered as plow trucks. Almost anything else that's left is a '19 left over from last year.
Edit: They actually opened August 10th, with production starting Oct. 26th at KTP, and Nov 9 in Ohio.
I agree, local dealers here almost exclusively have 1 or 2 base model, regular cab 2020 trucks left on the lot that were ordered as plow trucks. Almost anything else that's left is a '19 left over from last year.
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Thanks for the info. Ford needs to update the website, as they're still listing the 2020 models. Evidently, Ford knows we're ordering trucks now, so you 'Build & Price', then submit it to the local dealer of choice & the dealer will contact you to enter the order. I spec'd out a Lariat and got to a 'Submit' point in the process. So now I wait.....
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Ford, like the other manufacturers, is on trend to price Superduty, other products out of the reach of many consumers. I just priced a simple 6.7L crew and the near plain jane model comes in at $55K, no frills (in fact I was surprised they even included a fuel tank and I didn't have to pay "extra" for it).
Frankly, they're out of control with prices and price growth well above inflation indices. The North American GOUGE (Ford makes 120% of its overall corp profits in N.A -- US and Canada --- on truck buyers, loses money everywhere else) can't continue much longer.
Frankly, they're out of control with prices and price growth well above inflation indices. The North American GOUGE (Ford makes 120% of its overall corp profits in N.A -- US and Canada --- on truck buyers, loses money everywhere else) can't continue much longer.
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Ford, like the other manufacturers, is on trend to price Superduty, other products out of the reach of many consumers. I just priced a simple 6.7L crew and the near plain jane model comes in at $55K, no frills (in fact I was surprised they even included a fuel tank and I didn't have to pay "extra" for it).
Frankly, they're out of control with prices and price growth well above inflation indices. The North American GOUGE (Ford makes 120% of its overall corp profits in N.A -- US and Canada --- on truck buyers, loses money everywhere else) can't continue much longer.
Frankly, they're out of control with prices and price growth well above inflation indices. The North American GOUGE (Ford makes 120% of its overall corp profits in N.A -- US and Canada --- on truck buyers, loses money everywhere else) can't continue much longer.
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I knew Superduty build and price for 2021 wouldn't be out yet but I'm hoping it will be soon so I can price out the options I want, but I've been checking Ford's website every day for a month waiting for build and price on '21 F-150's. Would have thought that would be ready 2 months now after the reveal and orders for those started in July I believe. I'm hoping we don't have to wait until October to B & P out a super duty on the website.
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I just got off the phone with FORD.... after about 15mins of stammering... even the guy I spoke with did not know. in one breath he said you can order one today. and then said maybe not till later this month. Really? I said to him. he said its not an exact science. I left a poor review on the phone afterwards. Called a local dealership (Tampbay area) they said not yet too. Fwiw. ymmv.