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Allocation Available
It's a term used when shooting. Spray a bunch of shots and hope to hit something. I adapted it for use in this scenario, because it fits what they are doing. As I mentioned, though, they were straight-up about it and didn't try to hide the fact.- LaserDoc
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- Forum: Prospective Bronco Raptor Owners
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They don't have any allocations, available. The dealer is using a spray and pray approach. The manager was upfront and honest and specifically indicated that they were taking orders hoping to receive additional allocations from corporate.- LaserDoc
- Post #40
- Forum: Prospective Bronco Raptor Owners
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It happens all the time with specialty vehicles. I'm sure their intention is not altruistic, though. Typically, with a high-demand vehicle, they really don't have to or want to put any extra effort into a deal.- LaserDoc
- Post #25
- Forum: Prospective Bronco Raptor Owners
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Some dealers will drop-ship. However, on the Raptor, the odds are not good.- LaserDoc
- Post #7
- Forum: Prospective Bronco Raptor Owners
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3.0 reliability
Mine were not, however, I'm in all of the ST Forums and familiar with that aspect.- LaserDoc
- Post #5
- Forum: Prospective Bronco Raptor Owners
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3.0 reliability
The 3.0 in the Explorer ST has huge tuning potential and the 3.0 holds up very well. Rarely, do you see issues with the engine, even when pushed 100whp over stock. I've owned 2 ST's and they are solid.- LaserDoc
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- Forum: Prospective Bronco Raptor Owners
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