How many miles were on your's at delivery?

[manioso]

My 99.5 had 50 miles when I picked up. Was a factory order and railed from KY to Fontana, CA. Dealership said I could wait until next week for haul-away, or they would be driving three units the next day. My choice.

I had been waiting 8 weeks for schedule, build, and transportation, so I told them to drive it out. Picked it up the day following. Depending upon where railhead is relative to the dealer, some will have employees retrieve, particularly if they don't have much else and don't want to wait for Ford's haul-away.

[Svenster]

On the lot, purchased April 09, had 7 miles on it.

[Front Runner]

15 on mine at pick-up. 6 of those were from my test drive.

[Jonstoy]

mine had about 27 kms on it, that's because i had bushwackers and a spray in liner installed and my sales guy had to drive the truck to the the two places.

[r0guenj]

mine had 40 miles on it when i picked up from the dealer. it was convoyed from the factory but it was not selected for a qc ride (no letter or anything from the factory).

is there anyway to tell if it was selected and they just didn't give me the letter?

[LSchicago2]

Mine only had 5 on it.

[seminaryranger]

Mine had about 40 miles on it, but no note in the glovebox or anything.
It was an ordered vehicle, too. I've wondered why it had a few miles on it when I bought it.

[fangelillo01]

I work for a dealer both Ford and now GM every single vehicle will have diffrent miles on them. Say for instance it's a factory order, when it get's to the dealer it will have a few miles on it than the service dept has a tech PDI the vehicle. The tech has a checklist that he goes over-checking fluids, checking bolts and hoses everything than they take it out to make sure there are no squeaks rattles pulling anything. That's one reason for miles another is dealer swaps if a salesman sells a car that they dont have in there inventory they have to try and get it from another dealer so if you go to the lot and you drive a new 2011 truck and it has miles on it it's one of those two reasons. Hope this explains

[line3500]

Mine was not ordered but had 43 miles on it when I picked it up. I assume that was just test drives because mine was on the lot about 8 months.

[senix]

mine had less than 50 miles. Was on the lot for 5 months before I bought it.

[Chromes4Ever]

8 when I started driving 92 when I purchased.

[OH10Diesel]

7 when I started my test drive, 22 when I bought it.

I just put 36 miles on a 2011 6.7 during a test drive, but I am still in my 2010 6.4 And will be for a long time.

[ChargersFaninCO]

6...with 2 hours on the engine...Talk about people not driving it but idling it a lot. That's why it regened a LOT when I first took ownership of it.

[MT_flyfisher]

I do not remember the exact miles, but I believe it was approx 20 when I picked up my 2011 factory ordered DRW F350 from the dealer 3 weeks ago.

As of today, I'm already up to about 140 miles!

I, too, had worked for Ford (now retired) and although it has been a number of years, I can still remember seeing trucks being driven out of the factory after final assembly. I'm not an engineer, but a finance guy. However, the way I've seen those trucks being driven at that point in the process was not the what I'd describe as careful driving. ("Gentlemen, start your engines!")

[rocman]

4.7