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My point is Ford Ev's take a Larger hit than the competition. We all know they take a hit. Fords are worse than others.

I expected around 30% range loss in winter. I have a Mach e, no heat pump just like the lightning. Around zero degrees, expect 50 percent loss and 60 percent at -10 to -20. Your 230 mile lightning will have 115 miles of range at these temperatures.

My small local dealer stating the same. Getting a test mule but 0 2022's.

Better than my small dealer. I was told they are getting 0 2022 model year.

I would really like to know how big if any allocation has an effect. I'm #2, but didn't order until June. So, if they get 2 allocations I'm in, but if it's timestamp only I'm waiting.

I also recently switched. I found a dealer that had 4 reservations but 3 canceled so they only had one! I'm #2 at worst. When I called Ford the rep thought I would have no problem getting a 22.

Is Ford using the same 5000w heater as the mach e? Anyone know what they are using since the pro does not have heated seats or wheel? Us folks up north are curious!

Well, it's such a small dealer the owner is the salesman too. I think he was very straightforward cordial, and well educated on the lighting. I'll roll the dice instead of going with a larger dealer.

Just moved my reservation to a dealer that had one reservation. Says they are getting 4, think I'm good for a 22?

Hoping for the same. I reserved June 1st, but my small dealer has 3 reservations. I could be number 2.

Reserved one too. Want to see the range on that 40k truck

My dealer emailed all lightning reservation holders and told them to make an appointment to come in and order. Says it's being handled like the maverick and ford says to get the orders in the system. What happened to ordering in waves?

Probably won't be many pros the first year, but when production is ramped to 150k, then we should have availability.

I reserved at a small dealership south of the cities., they only have 4 reservations. I'm 2nd but wonder if they will even get an allocation.

My small dealer only has 4 reservations. Is 5 the minimum allocation or can it go lower?

It's tough. I know it's based off allocation and the big dealer will get more units. But the smaller dealer that caters to rural farmers I just don't see them getting many reservations. Thinking my odds might be better there. Both have said they are selling at msrp.

Do you think there is an advantage of going with a bigger or smaller dealer to get your order quicker? I have both near me.