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ACZL

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Posted: 09/07/21 12:39am

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My wife has asked the same question: "Why can't WE make the chips here in the USA instead of relying on China?"

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OK, 3 pages now and no one that ordered a new 2022 HD truck has received it. Not even those who ordered one last March, that's 6 months ago. Hard to believe this country is in this kind of shape.

SDcampowneroperator ordered a GM HD and has received his. Vehicles are allocated to all dealers. You must be sure that the dealer will be placing your order against their allocation.

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Posted: 09/07/21 08:38am

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For people that want chips made in the US - some are, look at Intel in OR, AZ and other states. The auto manufacturers have tried other chips but have had major failures. It's not that easy to just "make" the chips somewhere else. I am sure that many manufacturers are looking for other sources of chips and some could be US, but the volume that they get makes it difficult to get in the US. US environmental regulations have reduced the number of companies that can make chips, circuit boards, and other electronics in the US - also competition from Chinese facilities has made it difficult. With the US minimum wage going up, it will make it even harder to source low cost products in the US. Also, realize that most of these chips are designed in the US but production is in China or elsewhere. So, the companies that make these have facilities all over the world. Really the issue is COVID. Once we can get past this, things could get back to normal, or a new normal... When will trucks hit $100K? $200K?

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Posted: 09/07/21 02:59pm

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we have 3 @ F350's on order right now... my bro in law.... son in law.... and best buddy.... All 3 were ordered in March and was told probably Late August originally...

1 was in Production last week, the other 2 are scheduled for next week... 1 on 9/13 and the other on 9/15..

MSRP on highest was $79,285.00... signed for it at $ 71,000.00

Building 22's ,and they got 21's sitting unfinished , now that makes sense .My son has had a 22 on order for months ,and no build date at all .

IF its a Ford, tell him to drop the Adaptive Steering and it will get scheduled.... Right now, only the King Ranch with adaptive Steering are getting scheduled.... Some components in the steering wheels is holding it all up..

Thanks . Ya its a Ford Lariat , he knew about the adaptive cruise , and canceled it .

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ACZL wrote:

My wife has asked the same question: "Why can't WE make the chips here in the USA instead of relying on China?"

We can and should!!! Same with prescription drugs.

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cummins2014 wrote:

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Building 22's ,and they got 21's sitting unfinished , now that makes sense .My son has had a 22 on order for months ,and no build date at all .

Thanks . Ya its a Ford Lariat , he knew about the adaptive cruise , and canceled it .

Adaptive cruise or Adaptive steering? Either way I would want both but I guess if it makes a difference between getting a truck or not you have to make a choice.

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FishOnOne wrote:

cummins2014 wrote:

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cummins2014 wrote:

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Building 22's ,and they got 21's sitting unfinished , now that makes sense .My son has had a 22 on order for months ,and no build date at all .

Thanks . Ya its a Ford Lariat , he knew about the adaptive cruise , and canceled it .

Adaptive cruise or Adaptive steering? Either way I would want both but I guess if it makes a difference between getting a truck or not you have to make a choice.

It's adaptive Steering that is holding the up.... They are on indefinite HOLD

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Posted: 09/08/21 07:16am

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ford truck guy wrote:

FishOnOne wrote:

cummins2014 wrote:

ford truck guy wrote:

cummins2014 wrote:

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Building 22's ,and they got 21's sitting unfinished , now that makes sense .My son has had a 22 on order for months ,and no build date at all .

Thanks . Ya its a Ford Lariat , he knew about the adaptive cruise , and canceled it .

Adaptive cruise or Adaptive steering? Either way I would want both but I guess if it makes a difference between getting a truck or not you have to make a choice.

It's adaptive Steering that is holding the up.... They are on indefinite HOLD

I have driven a 21 Ford with the adaptive steering, I can live without that , to me its actually annoying. As far as adaptive cruise goes, its okay, but in traffic I don't use cruise much , so I would have to have more experience with it to know if I would like it . Losing both those options wouldn't bother me . I would assume both can be shut off ?? Its kinda like the horn honking when you lock your vehicle as you walk away, I have mine shut off, so all I see is the lights flashing if I do happen to use it .

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cummins2014 wrote:

ford truck guy wrote:

FishOnOne wrote:

cummins2014 wrote:

ford truck guy wrote:

cummins2014 wrote:

ford truck guy wrote:

Building 22's ,and they got 21's sitting unfinished , now that makes sense .My son has had a 22 on order for months ,and no build date at all .

Thanks . Ya its a Ford Lariat , he knew about the adaptive cruise , and canceled it .

Adaptive cruise or Adaptive steering? Either way I would want both but I guess if it makes a difference between getting a truck or not you have to make a choice.

It's adaptive Steering that is holding the up.... They are on indefinite HOLD

How is adaptive steering annoying?

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Travlingman wrote:

cummins2014 wrote:

ford truck guy wrote:

FishOnOne wrote:

cummins2014 wrote:

ford truck guy wrote:

cummins2014 wrote:

ford truck guy wrote:

Building 22's ,and they got 21's sitting unfinished , now that makes sense .My son has had a 22 on order for months ,and no build date at all .

Thanks . Ya its a Ford Lariat , he knew about the adaptive cruise , and canceled it .

Adaptive cruise or Adaptive steering? Either way I would want both but I guess if it makes a difference between getting a truck or not you have to make a choice.

It's adaptive Steering that is holding the up.... They are on indefinite HOLD

How is adaptive steering annoying?

Unless I am mistaken ,adaptive steering is a vibrating steering wheel when wandering out of your lane , correct , unless you have your turn signal on ??? I didn't like the vibration or shaking or whatever it was doing if that's adaptive steering . I assume you have it , and like it ???. I would probably enable it if that's possible, or may be I would get used to it, if I had it. At this point I wouldn't order it ,can't miss what I never had .

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