26 April Production Constraints

[NewToFord]

Here is another piece of fat to chew on and for people to undoubtedly question. Just got the call from my salesman telling me that Ford has issued a statement that Max Recline Seats will be removed from all builds, along with the active park assist (which we already knew). I am heading in to acknowledge the new build sheet now.

So if you thought you were getting a truck with Max Recline seats in 2022 from this point on, think again or if you do, I am really jealous haha. Pretty soon they will have removed enough stuff to get my KR down to a lowly XL. I am not thrilled one bit about removing the seats.

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[bdl]

Here is another piece of fat to chew on and for people to undoubtedly question. Just got the call from my salesman telling me that Ford has issued a statement that Max Recline Seats will be removed from all builds, along with the active park assist (which we already knew). I am heading in to acknowledge the new build sheet now.

So if you thought you were getting a truck with Max Recline seats in 2022 from this point on, think again or if you do, I am really jealous haha. Pretty soon they will have removed enough stuff to get my KR down to a lowly XL. I am not thrilled one bit about removing the seats.

Unless you are in dire need of a new vehicle, I believe I would walk at that point and try again in the future (of course, no guarantee if or when those features might return, and prices will likely continue to rise). Auto/start removal is a gift in disguise, and auto park doesn't move the needle for me. But these seat features are primary differentiators between these trims and Lariat.

 

[802screw]

Unless you are in dire need of a new vehicle, I believe I would walk at that point and try again in the future (of course, no guarantee if or when those features might return, and prices will likely continue to rise). Auto/start removal is a gift in disguise, and auto park doesn't move the needle for me. But these seat features are primary differentiators between these trims and Lariat.

I am at that point, once confirmed my order will my modified without my approval my order will be cancelled and I'll keep my 2015 and look for a used 21 or 22 job 1.

The seats losing active motion & max recline on an 80k truck is laughable.

I'd really like to see ford price protect a trim change for those affected. I know I'll be dropping from a 601a all the way to a 302a if allowed.

 

[super sparky]

Here is another piece of fat to chew on and for people to undoubtedly question. Just got the call from my salesman telling me that Ford has issued a statement that Max Recline Seats will be removed from all builds, along with the active park assist (which we already knew). I am heading in to acknowledge the new build sheet now.

So if you thought you were getting a truck with Max Recline seats in 2022 from this point on, think again or if you do, I am really jealous haha. Pretty soon they will have removed enough stuff to get my KR down to a lowly XL. I am not thrilled one bit about removing the seats.

Got the same call no adaptive stearing, max recline, auto park assit, auto start stop, massageing seat really did not care about any of those things

 

[MontanaFred]

Got the same call no adaptive stearing, max recline, auto park assit, auto start stop, massageing seat really did not care about any of those things

Yeah got my order updated Wednesday and was finally selected for production on Thursday. Kinda bummed about the max recline seats, but oh well. I didn't want AS in the first place.

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