Subaru confirmed on Thursday that the sold order is allocated to 2022 BRZ has been achieved, meaning that customers can no longer place individual orders for the model year. Dealers still have upcoming retail allocations, and customers can still buy off lots, but those who want to order the way they want will have to wait for slots in the 2023 allocation.
Follow Forum ft86club.com, some customers were informed last week that they could no longer place orders for 2022 BRZs. ONE seller Communication indicates that hot initial demand for the updated coupe has caused a slight drop in initial deals, with more than 1,000 units sold in December alone.
“Adding to this success is an exceptionally high number of sold orders, indicating that demand is eating well through our projected future supply,” the statement continued. “Sold orders have reached a level that has nearly consumed our anticipated supply for model year 22. To increase the odds that we can deliver on promised orders. and to reduce the odds that we don’t have to cancel any orders already created, we have to close the Sold Orders for ’22 million BRZ’.
Automatic log reached out to Subaru for confirmation this week and was told by a spokesperson that pre-orders have indeed ended for the model year but retail stores will continue to receive unsold inventory made to order. row.
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