Question about Selling my Bronco.

[Baxter2Door]

Hi,
My Bronco is built, and will land at the dealership in Oregon within a week or two. I don’t have a photo of the actual car but can print the window sticker. Would it be a violation to post the window sticker (with vin) in lieu of a picture of the vehicle?

Thanks!

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[Lowcountry Bronco]

If you're wanting to sell off your undelivered Bronco I'd start by posting in the classified section but sure, if all you have is the sticker then that's all you have for now. If you don't get any bites then post pics once it's delivered.

 

[sklnbnzaz]

Unless it's a Raptor, I would just see if the dealer will give you any cash at all to walk away from it. I don't think they're bringing the premiums that they were and by the time you pay tax on $40k - $60k it could be hardly worth the hassle to try to recoup that $2500 - $4500 in tax depending on where you live. Just my opinion.

 

[BroncoTrail]

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/forums/vehicles-for-sale-or-lease.74/

 

[2fast4u]

Yep you should be able to buy them at MSRP on lots now.

 

[Bikeric]

Hi,
My Bronco is built will land at the dealership within a week or two. I don’t have a photo of the actual car but can print the window sticker. Would it be a violation to post the window sticker (with vin) in lieu of a picture of the vehicle?

Thanks!

That would be a violation. You need to buy it yourself before you try to sell it (here).

 

[Baxter2Door]

That would be a violation. You need to buy it yourself before you try to sell it (here).

 

[shoelessjoe]

Hi,
My Bronco is built, and will land at the dealership in Oregon within a week or two. I don’t have a photo of the actual car but can print the window sticker. Would it be a violation to post the window sticker (with vin) in lieu of a picture of the vehicle?

Thanks!

Technically the Bronco is not yours until you sign on the dotted line. I have heard of dealerships refusing to sell someone their Bronco because they listed it for sale before taking delivery of it.

 

[RHeinz]

Ford is the owner of the vehicle until you buy it.

Won’t you need to have a Title in your name to sell it?

 

[Baxter2Door]

Thanks for the clarification. That was my original question.

 

[Funksurfsoul]

Unless it's a Raptor, I would just see if the dealer will give you any cash at all to walk away from it. I don't think they're bringing the premiums that they were and by the time you pay tax on $40k - $60k it could be hardly worth the hassle to try to recoup that $2500 - $4500 in tax depending on where you live. Just my opinion.

I’m shopping the used market, and considering paying near 72,000 for a 2023 2 door Lux Manual Badlands.
What do you think, too much? - Canadian that is.. CAD
Tax and interest puts this 90+

They’re pretty hard to get your hands on em. If that counts for anything.

 

[Baxter2Door]

I’m shopping the used market, and considering paying near 72,000 for a 2023 2 door Lux Manual Badlands.
What do you think, too much? - Canadian that is.. CAD
Tax and interest puts this 90+

They’re pretty hard to get your hands on em. If that counts for anything.

That does help. Pretty sure I can’t keep it now. We bought a Tesla and it flipped into production about a week later. Thought we would have more time. I built a 2 door Outerbanks. Really want to keep it.

 

[56F100]

Unless it's a Raptor, I would just see if the dealer will give you any cash at all to walk away from it. I don't think they're bringing the premiums that they were and by the time you pay tax on $40k - $60k it could be hardly worth the hassle to try to recoup that $2500 - $4500 in tax depending on where you live. Just my opinion.

Great point. Unless you're going to lose a down payment, just walk away from it.

 

[GroovyGeek]

Unless it's a Raptor, I would just see if the dealer will give you any cash at all to walk away from it. I don't think they're bringing the premiums that they were and by the time you pay tax on $40k - $60k it could be hardly worth the hassle to try to recoup that $2500 - $4500 in tax depending on where you live. Just my opinion.

He lives in OR so no tax

 

[kodiakisland]

I guess it depends on your market, but they are common around here. Facebook marketplace is flooded with them. I saw 4 today on used car lots. Plus several at every Ford dealer in the area.

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