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Does anyone have the number of 2011 Explorers that are being produced each day or week? I am curious as I wait to hear more about my X that was ordered on April 8, 2011. I do have a VIN number but that is all at this time.
Andy
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Hard to say. I ordered 4/29 and was told 8-10 weeks. Yesterday I got an email from my dealer that my Ex was built and awaiting shipping to the dealer. I doubt it will arrive on 6/3 as they state.
Judging by the VIN numbers people are getting, I think that they are up to something like 60,000 built units right now. If production started in December (I think), that's five months (or 20 weeks). So, 60,000 divided by 20 = 3,000 per week, which amounts to 600 a day.
I ordered 3/25 it was built on 5/18 has been awaiting shipment since 5/19. There are 7 others from my dealer since last night waiting shipment and 6 from another dealer couple miles down just waiting for shipment. Wondering if there is a shipping issue now.
I ordered 3/25 it was built on 5/18 has been awaiting shipment since 5/19. There are 7 others from my dealer since last night waiting shipment and 6 from another dealer couple miles down just waiting for shipment. Wondering if there is a shipping issue now.
Judging by the VIN numbers people are getting, I think that they are up to something like 60,000 built units right now. If production started in December (I think), that's five months (or 20 weeks). So, 60,000 divided by 20 = 3,000 per week, which amounts to 600 a day.
