The Plan & Offer - Stephens Auto Center's Mid Atlantic Bronco Connection

[Wahoowa]

In addition to the offer we've made, we're in the process of trying to setup some special routes and trail rides to be made available to new Bronco owners.

Here's the "After Delivery" thread: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/after-delivery-sight-seeing-opportunities.4551/

As some of you may or may not be familiar with, West Virginia is home to the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System (https://trailsheaven.com/). They have ATV and 4x4 Trails. We're in the heart of Hatfield-McCoy Country. We're going to try and setup something special for our customers and make an offer to have a trail ride on the HM Trails, and perhaps schedule groups of new owners to take delivery at certain times, so that they, if they desire, can go to the HM Trail System as a group. If the new owners can't make it for the group ride, information will be made available about the trail system upon delivery.

Secondly, and I've already mentioned this to several of our new reservists, we're going to have a special route laid out for those traveling North/North East away from the dealership after delivery that takes owners through some of the most beautiful areas of West Virginia, including a "water fall" trail and a route through the New River Gorge Area, along with a route that goes through Pocahontas County, passed Seneca Rocks, Spruce Knob, Droop Mountain, Cranberry, and many other natural wonders of Wild and Wonderful West Virginia.

So, keep note of our website and this forum for more information on what will be offered.

Hope to see you soon!



/john

So awesome
This is more than buying a product for most of us
You guys and Granger clearly get it
Thanks for helping make the purchase a positive experience and a lifetime memory

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[rcbickle]

"Secondly, and I've already mentioned this to several of our new reservists, we're going to have a special route laid out for those traveling North/North East away from the dealership after delivery that takes owners through some of the most beautiful areas of West Virginia, including a "water fall" trail and a route through the New River Gorge Area, along with a route that goes through Pocahontas County, passed Seneca Rocks, Spruce Knob, Droop Mountain, Cranberry, and many other natural wonders of Wild and Wonderful West Virginia."

For anyone who has not been through WV or has not spent any time in WV, you need to do this. WV is, by far, my most favorite nearby state to go do outdoor-everything. The mountains and views going through this route are surprising and gorgeous, to say the very least.

You are right on target. WV is an outdoor playground. I have done a multiple week white water canoe trip in WV (Lewis and Clark style, none this "Glam-Camping" stuff), camped, hiked, mountain-biked, and had a first-rate white water raft trip there (as an ex-water polo player and a certified white water rescue tech I can tell you it was a great ride and, with my experience, I shot several rapids without rafts - mostly on purpose LOL. What a ride!). We need to have a Bronco Herd Gathering there!

 

[Used2jeep]

You are right on target. WV is an outdoor playground. I have done a multiple week white water canoe trip in WV (Lewis and Clark style, none this "Glam-Camping" stuff), camped, hiked, mountain-biked, and had a first-rate white water raft trip there (as an ex-water polo player and a certified white water rescue tech I can tell you it was a great ride and, with my experience, I shot several rapids without rafts - mostly on purpose LOL. What a ride!). We need to have a Bronco Herd Gathering there!

"Herd" ya know, that might stick...

 

[joeramirez]

@StephensAutoCenter Could you let us know when the information shows up in your system on the new Broncos?

 

[Skunk Ape]

In addition to the offer we've made, we're in the process of trying to setup some special routes and trail rides to be made available to new Bronco owners.

Here's the "After Delivery" thread: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/after-delivery-sight-seeing-opportunities.4551/

As some of you may or may not be familiar with, West Virginia is home to the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System (https://trailsheaven.com/). They have ATV and 4x4 Trails. We're in the heart of Hatfield-McCoy Country. We're going to try and setup something special for our customers and make an offer to have a trail ride on the HM Trails, and perhaps schedule groups of new owners to take delivery at certain times, so that they, if they desire, can go to the HM Trail System as a group. If the new owners can't make it for the group ride, information will be made available about the trail system upon delivery.

Secondly, and I've already mentioned this to several of our new reservists, we're going to have a special route laid out for those traveling North/North East away from the dealership after delivery that takes owners through some of the most beautiful areas of West Virginia, including a "water fall" trail and a route through the New River Gorge Area, along with a route that goes through Pocahontas County, passed Seneca Rocks, Spruce Knob, Droop Mountain, Cranberry, and many other natural wonders of Wild and Wonderful West Virginia.

So, keep note of our website and this forum for more information on what will be offered.

Hope to see you soon!



/john

Now this what I call providing an ultimate purchase experience. Awesome job. Hopefully other dealers follow

 

[The Dancing Outlaw]

In addition to the offer we've made, we're in the process of trying to setup some special routes and trail rides to be made available to new Bronco owners.

Here's the "After Delivery" thread: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/after-delivery-sight-seeing-opportunities.4551/

As some of you may or may not be familiar with, West Virginia is home to the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System (https://trailsheaven.com/). They have ATV and 4x4 Trails. We're in the heart of Hatfield-McCoy Country. We're going to try and setup something special for our customers and make an offer to have a trail ride on the HM Trails, and perhaps schedule groups of new owners to take delivery at certain times, so that they, if they desire, can go to the HM Trail System as a group. If the new owners can't make it for the group ride, information will be made available about the trail system upon delivery.

Secondly, and I've already mentioned this to several of our new reservists, we're going to have a special route laid out for those traveling North/North East away from the dealership after delivery that takes owners through some of the most beautiful areas of West Virginia, including a "water fall" trail and a route through the New River Gorge Area, along with a route that goes through Pocahontas County, passed Seneca Rocks, Spruce Knob, Droop Mountain, Cranberry, and many other natural wonders of Wild and Wonderful West Virginia.

So, keep note of our website and this forum for more information on what will be offered.

Hope to see you soon!



/john

The Hatfield-McCoy system has hundreds of miles of world class ATV trails. I believe Bearwallow is the only trail in the system that is open to full size 4x4 vehicles. Its trail head is 30 to 45 minutes south of @StephensAutoCenter. It's difficulty ranges from easy to double black diamond (I will NOT be taking my Black Diamond Bronco onto the black diamond trails). Here's a link to the Bearwallow site, where you can download the trail map and get other info:

https://trailsheaven.com/plan-your-trip/choose-a-trail/bearwallow/

You can find a lot of videos online of Bearwallow, from easy to very difficult passes. Here's one of the first ones I came across, which shows ATV riders on what appear to be the easy to moderate portions of the trail (fast forward to 3:00 minute mark for trail start):

 

[StephensAutoCenter]

@StephensAutoCenter Could you let us know when the information shows up in your system on the new Broncos?

Will do.



/john

 

[StephensAutoCenter]

Folks, I am heading out of town until at least tomorrow evening, and I may be without wifi or cell service, so I may not be able to answer your questions. I will get to each one of you when I return.

Thanks for understanding and being gracious customers! We appreciate you as much as you appreciate our's and Granger's "deal".




/john

 

[Nomadin]

I moved my reservation to Stephens. Looking forward to coming to WV to get my Bronco! Thanks /john for everything you have shared so far!

 

[KindaOrange]

Just moved my dealer to Stephen's! Woooo excited, I'm getting a Bronco! ?
Thanks for all the hard work John,

 

[OH-RK]

So lets say i buy a base 2dr with no upgrades. What would i pay? Im eligible for Xplan. Not including Tax.

2dr bronco: $28500 + 1495 Delivery - $1300 X-Plan = $28695.
Is this correct?

 

[kirnma]

John, great job communicating. I'm with Granger now but might switch since I am in the Washington, DC area and only 5 hours from Stephens. We'll see how everything plays out in September.

 

[t_liz92]

I’ve been following this thread and not sure this was asked yet. For out of staters, I saw Granger has an option to build in the out of state tax into the deal and then cut a check back to the customer. Is this something your dealership would be able to offer as well?

 

[Merc4x4]

The Hatfield-McCoy system has hundreds of miles of world class ATV trails. I believe Bearwallow is the only trail in the system that is open to full size 4x4 vehicles. Its trail head is 30 to 45 minutes south of @StephensAutoCenter. It's difficulty ranges from easy to double black diamond (I will NOT be taking my Black Diamond Bronco onto the black diamond trails). Here's a link to the Bearwallow site, where you can download the trail map and get other info:

https://trailsheaven.com/plan-your-trip/choose-a-trail/bearwallow/

You can find a lot of videos online of Bearwallow, from easy to very difficult passes. Here's one of the first ones I came across, which shows ATV riders on what appear to be the easy to moderate portions of the trail (fast forward to 3:00 minute mark for trail start):

Thanks for info on Bearwallow trails. This looks fun. Comment says it's a black trail ?‍

 

[DrewBronc21]

Only 9 hours and 40 min drive for me from Long Island. Seem like the best pricing Closest to NY. Have to factor in a car rental and a night at a hotel but probably still worth it .

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