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I think people might also be confusing short term release demand with long term demand.
While I love Ford I seriously doubt they will be selling 5,000 Mustangs per year once the initial orders are filled. So two years to satisfy pent up demand and then it will probably smooth out without any major investment in ramping up. Personally I wont wait that long for any car. But I will certainly be looking in 18 months time when I fully expect them to be readily accessible.
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Re: How many customers is Ford losing because they're not prepared to wait a year for a Mustang
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