According to a statement from a Ford spokesperson, reservation orders remain prioritized over dealership stock so long as parts availability allows it. In other words, if you’ve ordered an unpopular specification for your Bronco, you may not have quite so long a wait ahead of you. Broncos ordered with “high demand options” remain constrained, so Ford is advising customers to change their order configurations to get a Bronco sooner.
We wish we had better news, but it seems that Ford has no way of getting the most sought-after models to buyers on time. And even if you do decide to go for a lesser model than you originally wanted, there’s no confirmation that you won’t be waiting years. The instruction to buyers that their orders can be processed sooner by losing some options seems like a poor attempt to placate an impatient customer base, but right now, there’s no better alternative.