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Just got the text from Ford to start the order process. Here we go

i honestly don’t remember the reservation steps but on my ford.com account it says I reserved an xlt

Reservation date of 5/24/21

My dealer just confirmed I'm in wave 3 as well. I reserved an XLT. She also told me she had 27 reservations moving on to orders from her dealership alone. Large dealership in Houston. She also said the emails may go out tomorrow.

Reserved on 5/24/21 got both emails. XLT SR

Thank you for the clarification

So if the manufacturer has reached the 200,000 limit then any lightning being delivered this year will not be eligible for any tax credit. Is that right?

Can anybody give clarity on the tax credit for MY 23 wave 3 vehicles ordering this year and possibily being delivered this year? Prior to the effective date of the new law going into effect. Thank you

Wonder what the scenario would look like if you got the dealer to mark down the xlt extended range battery a 1000.00 to meet the under 80k tax break limit. Any other considerations needed?

From a consumer standpoint these price points are horrible. My two options on the XLT is the standard range @ 66,500 (including tax credit) or the extended range @ 85,659. That's a 19, 159 price difference.

But it does price and extended range battery option out of the tax credit

So Ford just got an extra 7000.00 out of the new tax credit and the customer didn't see any savings for the new law

I imagine ford did that so customers wouldn't see a price difference when taking into account the point of sale 7500. tax credit

back to my question. If those prices of an xlt extended range are accurate, doesn't that disqualify them for the tax credit? isn't that a poor pricing plan from ford? alot of people might downgrade to get the tax credit. that's about a &16k price difference downgrading to the standard range...

that's the lariat standard range

here is a screenshot from my computer

New Pricing for 2023 lightning on fords website build and price. Base price of XLT Extended Range is 80,974. Doesn't that disqualify all options but 2 (pro and XLT Standard Range) for the 7500 EV federal tax credit??

@joerepsol You are correct. That is not right. I inadvertantly put my information on the wrong tracking list. I have a reservation and reservation date only. I put the information on the other tracker when i noticed the error. Sorry

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