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Hearing a lot of different opinions on when vehicle manufacturing will be back on track with the norm. Some say Q4 of this year while others think it will be Q2 of 2022. What have you heard?
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Ford Replenishes Chip Supply, Finishes Thousands of F-150 Pickups
F-series trucks had been piling up in parking lots awaiting semiconductor chips, but Ford now has a fresh supply and will be able to get the pickups to dealers.
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I heard this the other day. Not the best news for me.Ford Replenishes Chip Supply, Finishes Thousands of F-150 Pickups
F-series trucks had been piling up in parking lots awaiting semiconductor chips, but Ford now has a fresh supply and will be able to get the pickups to dealers.
Ford is already catching up...
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Dealers discuss timeline predictions for when the semiconductor chip shortage will resolve and vehicle manufacturing returns to normal levels, with estimates ranging from Q4 2021 to Q2 2022. Ford is noted as already making progress in catching up production, though one dealer expresses concern that this development may not benefit their business. The thread offers limited consensus, presenting mainly anecdotal observations rather than definitive conclusions.
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