Just curious if the reservation numbers are sequential. I got my email confirmation on Sunday at 8:20pm Pacific and was assigned 10004829. How about everyone else?
The last reservation 10050002 was from the other website that also has a thread for reservation numbers. The color identifying the website on the spreadsheet should have been blue. It is interesting that Ford has responded to our speculation about sequential reservation numbers.
I guess we will now have to figure out what the Ford statement means. Ford not sharing reservation data, which is their prerogative, just means people having an interest in how much Mach-E interest is out there will model what is happening based on limited data. Kind of like what the people modeling the future of the Covid-19 virus are doing with the lack of test results.Hi everyone. Just a note that Ford sent us an email regarding this. So it looks like they're prepared to keep accepting reservations.
"Customer reservation numbers for Mustang Mach-E are not sequential production numbers. We are not sharing detail on total numbers of reservations at this time other than that the limited edition First Edition reservations bank is full and we expect around 50,000 global sales of Mach-E in the first 12 months of production. All other derivatives remain available to order."
I would assume they want to continue to take reservations in case people who have reserved earlier cancel.The way I read it, it seems like Ford is more worried that people will get the idea that the Mach-E is sold out, and then NOT order one. And they definitely don't want that happening.
Also, to have customers ready should they get their hands on additional batteries. Either way, i agree they don’t want to discourage more potential orders.I would assume they want to continue to take reservations in case people who have reserved earlier cancel.
Agreed. It's great to see they've "sold out" before the first model even gets delivered. In fact, before they even take real orders.Also, to have customers ready should they get their hands on additional batteries. Either way, i agree they don’t want to discourage more potential orders.
50,000 sales is the goal (with built-in contingencies) for a truly profitable product launch with the MMe. Me thinks they will succeed.
We all recognized early on that the reservation numbers are incremental but I suspect that they are not sequential. That is, it is unclear if the numbers increment by 1. I am not sure why they wouldn't be, but Ford has been pretty insistent that the speculation on reservation numbers is incorrect for a while now. If Ford truly had that many reservations, I would think that they would crow about it. There's a reason ads are constantly screaming "limited offer" and "get them before they're gone": the perceived value of something goes up as the demand for it goes up as well. It would probably actually help their conversion rate of reservations if people knew that by not converting their reservation they might have to wait until the 2022 model year (and possibly miss out on the full federal tax credit). The only reason I can see for them not "declaring victory" at this point is if they only had a fraction of the 50K reserved.Hi everyone. Just a note that Ford sent us an email regarding this. So it looks like they're prepared to keep accepting reservations.
"Customer reservation numbers for Mustang Mach-E are not sequential production numbers. We are not sharing detail on total numbers of reservations at this time other than that the limited edition First Edition reservations bank is full and we expect around 50,000 global sales of Mach-E in the first 12 months of production. All other derivatives remain available to order."
We all recognized early on that the reservation numbers are incremental but I suspect that they are not sequential. That is, it is unclear if the numbers increment by 1. I am not sure why they wouldn't be, but Ford has been pretty insistent that the speculation on reservation numbers is incorrect for a while now. If Ford truly had that many reservations, I would think that they would crow about it. There's a reason ads are constantly screaming "limited offer" and "get them before they're gone": the perceived value of something goes up as the demand for it goes up as well. It would probably actually help their conversion rate of reservations if people knew that by not converting their reservation they might have to wait until the 2022 model year (and possibly miss out on the full federal tax credit). The only reason I can see for them not "declaring victory" at this point is if they only had a fraction of the 50K reserved.
So if this is a direct quote from Ford, they are saying that production will not be in the order of reservations. That makes sense since there are GT models with low reservation numbers and they also said that the GT model will be the last model produced. There will be dealer models which we don't know what trim those will be produced up front, they will be making First Edition models, and some of the Premium models before the Select models. So I would hope that within a given trim level they will make the lowest reservations numbers first. Then we do not know the timetable and the balance between the European and North America deliveries. Reports on Tesla Model 3 say there may have been 23% cancellations. While MME cancellations may not be that high we have reports on this list of members who have 2 reservations. So I see no reason why Ford would not continue to take reservations beyond the 50,000. I don't see Ford making any promises until they actually get the models rolling off the assembly line this summer, hopefully. Lot's of unknowns here.Hi everyone. Just a note that Ford sent us an email regarding this. So it looks like they're prepared to keep accepting reservations.
"Customer reservation numbers for Mustang Mach-E are not sequential production numbers. We are not sharing detail on total numbers of reservations at this time other than that the limited edition First Edition reservations bank is full and we expect around 50,000 global sales of Mach-E in the first 12 months of production. All other derivatives remain available to order."
Welcome to the forum! What do you drive now?Just found the group today. GT res # 10005660.
I believe Ford does indeed have more than 50k reservations. But they would be foolish to deter additional reservations by saying the are ‘at maximum ’ or ‘sold-out’...The only reason I can see for them not "declaring victory" at this point is if they only had a fraction of the 50K reserved.
2016 F-150 Tonka model, 2017 Roush Mustang P-51 and a 2020 Harley Davidson Livewire.Welcome to the forum! What do you drive now?
That's a pretty damn epic lineup of cars. How do you like the Livewire?2016 F-150 Tonka model, 2017 Roush Mustang P-51 and a 2020 Harley Davidson Livewire.