Interesting study. It warms my heart that the color Gold (#12 at 34.4%) is worst on the list. IckHey OP,
If you keep it in good nick, the fact it is a 2dr, manual, in a cyber orange colour will help to minimize its depreciation. If you hang onto it for 50 years, it will definitely be rare!
https://www.iseecars.com/car-color-study
Interesting study. It warms my heart that the color Gold (#12 at 34.4%) is worst on the list. Ick
I was inspired by the 1977 cult classic movie The Car. I bought a black 1996 Town Car as a winter beater that I blacked out Marauder-style with just enough chrome bits remaining to make it look menacing like the movie car.
No it's not rare when Ford is still producing broncos. Color is subjective. New 2.3 is day and night difference from old. I would not want to own older 2.3 after test driving the new 2.3!Ok,
Initially I figured finding a base trim 2dr manual sasquatch was going to be difficult because it was just owned by people who weren't going to let it go.
What the dealer said was it was a special order only for pretty much every dealer in 2022.
So my question is, I have a Cyber Orange Metallic 2 Dr base advanced trim with a manual transmission and the sound deadening option for the hard top with 23k miles on it that I just paid 36k for. Would this be rare and in 20 years would it be basically a unicorn or were 10s of thousands made the exact same and its just uncommon?
I don't know enough to give a number, I doubt anyone could unless they have the actual manufacturer numbers, but I know that a) the vast majority of buyer pick the 2.7L which only comes with an automatic, b) the vast majority of buyers pick a 4-door, c) not everyone gets the SAS package, and d) lastly, that color is no longer available and not sure how many years it was offered. So to some degree, yes, your Bronco is rare compared to the vast majority on the road. Plus it's yours! Good for you.Ok,
Initially I figured finding a base trim 2dr manual sasquatch was going to be difficult because it was just owned by people who weren't going to let it go.
What the dealer said was it was a special order only for pretty much every dealer in 2022.
So my question is, I have a Cyber Orange Metallic 2 Dr base advanced trim with a manual transmission and the sound deadening option for the hard top with 23k miles on it that I just paid 36k for. Would this be rare and in 20 years would it be basically a unicorn or were 10s of thousands made the exact same and its just uncommon?
No one is going pay a premium for all these modified Broncos, I agree.Broncos are mass produced vehicles. Regardless of how rare the build is, nobody is going to pay a premium for it in 20 years. If the Bronco is discontinued in the next 5 years, low mileage braptors might fetch a premium, but nothing else
I drive maybe 3-400 miles a month. Im obsessive over maintenance. In 20-30 years its likely to still be under 100k.
Think of it retrospectively. Imagine something you had when you were young that is insanely valuable now that you used up and threw away. I mean, imagine if someone bought a 59 Eldorado Barritz convertible fully optioned and they perfectly maintained it replacing everything that wore out and aged put with oem parts. Low mileage it'd be a notable relic.
I can’t worry about what something is going to be worth in 40 years. I cannot imagine anyone back in the 1960’s was thinking by 2020 this Bronco is going to be worth $60k so I better not drive it.
I didn't buy the Bronco to be collectable. I bought it to use it. Before it gets trashed im trying to prevent future regret
What’s different in the performance? I thought the hp and torque numbers were the same.
They are. It's probably the placebo effect with the added piped in audio.
Yours is sure is pretty though! It only matters if you‘re going to sell it.
