2024 MY Super Duty Order/Schedule/Build Thread

where is Tow Tech package?

For 2023 Lariat Non Ultimates Tow Tech package came with ACC and front sensors.. for 2024 it looks like you can only get those with Ultimate Package?
 
Spoke with the person at my dealer who actually puts the orders in the system. She seemed like she was having a rough day. Said the system wasn't being cooperative. Seems like the same issue as last year when the order bank opened. Doesn't seem like the system can scale to adapt to the huge spike in activity
 
Spoke with the person at my dealer who actually puts the orders in the system. She seemed like she was having a rough day. Said the system wasn't being cooperative. Seems like the same issue as last year when the order bank opened. Doesn't seem like the system can scale to adapt to the huge spike in activity
That's exactly what I heard as well. Sounds like most dealerships are having issues with it again this year.
 
I took a look at the list of standard equipment (first few pages of the guides), comparing the MY23 guide and the MY24 guide. Not much has changed, but a couple of key differences:
- XLT - BoxLink (TM) locking cleats in MY23 now just reads "Four (4) additional pickup box tie-downs". Unsure if these are different, but figure they would continue to note the trademarked item in the guide if they were the same.
- Lariat - Hallogen with LED Reverse Lamps for MY24. This was later disclosed by Ford for MY23, so isn't a change per se, but they've updated the order guide to match what they're installing.
- King Ranch and above - Lane centering tech is standard in MY24 as part of the "Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control"
- King Ranch and above - The B&O Unleashed system was 18 speakers and is now 14 speakers. Wondering if they ditched the speakers in the headrests and how much the change will affect overall sound quality compared to the 18 speaker system.
 
Just placed my MY24 order and will roll my MY23 Lariat Ultimate Tremor 7.3L to MY24 next week.
 

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The way I read that, it looks like Navigation will be a subscription after the first year. Is that new?
That's very dissapointing.
 
The way I read that, it looks like Navigation will be a subscription after the first year. Is that new?
That's very dissapointing.
I believe that they dropped it from 3 years to 1 year subscription.
 
I believe that they dropped it from 3 years to 1 year subscription.
Interesting...

For 22 they had two levels:
1) Connected nav - 90 day (Lariat, KR)
2) Connected built in nav - 3 years (Platty, LTD)
3) No offline nav for Lariat and KR

For 23 it appears that everything went to built in for 3 years for Lariat and higher w/offline nav

For 24 it is called "Connected Nav" again, 1 year, and reverts to offline nav if you don't subscribe. Lariat and higher.

So those with a 22 Lariat (like me) get the short straw unless you pay the $80/yr. I get it though, that is still cheaper than the price increase for later years...
 
The way I read that, it looks like Navigation will be a subscription after the first year. Is that new?
That's very dissapointing.
In the fine print on page 29
"If not subscribed by the end of the complimentary period, the connected navigation service will terminate, and the system will revert to embedded offline navigation."

So there will be some basic navigation, just no traffic avoidance and such. Does anyone really use it anyway? Doesn't everyone just use Google Maps or Waze or something?
 
In the fine print on page 29
"If not subscribed by the end of the complimentary period, the connected navigation service will terminate, and the system will revert to embedded offline navigation."

So there will be some basic navigation, just no traffic avoidance and such. Does anyone really use it anyway? Doesn't everyone just use Google Maps or Waze or something?
It will be interesting to see what direction Ford takes. I recall reading recently that GM was discontinuing apple car play in future vehicles, seemingly as a way to force customer into using their built-in apps. Looks like this is another thing that Tesla is influencing the auto industry to adopt as they also do not support apple car play or android auto.
 
In the fine print on page 29
"If not subscribed by the end of the complimentary period, the connected navigation service will terminate, and the system will revert to embedded offline navigation."

So there will be some basic navigation, just no traffic avoidance and such. Does anyone really use it anyway? Doesn't everyone just use Google Maps or Waze or something?
Correct. You can continue to use the nav but the maps will not update any longer and no advanced features.
 
Would the camper navigation be included in the "advanced features"?
That's a great question! I can see it both ways, actually. If it does remain functional but doesn't update it may become more of a false security as the years go buy...
 
Does anyone have an order successfully submitted yet?
 
@ longrangehunter: Yep, Freddie @ Buckeye ford helped me get a F350 Platinum Tremor submitted last night/this morning.
 
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