"Scheduled to be Built"
I recieved word from my salesman (by word of my father who works in the body shop at the dealership where the car was ordered) that my 200 Coupe was "scheduled to be built in the next 2 weeks." I seem to hear nothing but horror stories of cars being 2, 3 or 4 months later than promise dates. Apparently this was the word from the "factory" and wanted to know if anything here sounds like a lot of smoke being blown?
Originally posted by JimmyV@July 14, 2005, 8:14 PM
I recieved word from my salesman (by word of my father who works in the body shop at the dealership where the car was ordered) that my 200 Coupe was "scheduled to be built in the next 2 weeks." I seem to hear nothing but horror stories of cars being 2, 3 or 4 months later than promise dates. Apparently this was the word from the "factory" and wanted to know if anything here sounds like a lot of smoke being blown?
I recieved word from my salesman (by word of my father who works in the body shop at the dealership where the car was ordered) that my 200 Coupe was "scheduled to be built in the next 2 weeks." I seem to hear nothing but horror stories of cars being 2, 3 or 4 months later than promise dates. Apparently this was the word from the "factory" and wanted to know if anything here sounds like a lot of smoke being blown?
It very well could be 'pulled' for scheduling in the next 2 weeks however it won;t be built in the next two weeks as Ford is still building 2005's.
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