I've been driving my truck without a front sway-bar for a month now. Am I putting myself in danger? If so, will I be putting myself in an equal amount of danger if I drive my Basesquatch that way?
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What are your remaining questions?
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So what if you order a bimini
Thats designed to be self installed. My point is- the entire Bronco is designed to have accessories easily installed or removed.
Guess we will see
I would suppose that has no built in cost. I was referring to such options as a kayak rack or the like. Carry on.
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and you are correct, the costs of the accessories has the installation built in, ford pays dealers a lump sum to do it
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If we order a 2021 and agree upon a price with the Dealer....then our order gets pushed to a 2022 Model Year (no fault or choice of the purchaser).....are we going to be charged more for a 2022 MSRP starting point?
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Price is locked when an invoice is generated, until then we are at fords mercy, there are ways to leverage ford to honor the original price but with a new my that gets... tricky but if you have a dealer that is good (like mine) then they will fight for you and can get a lot done
If ford raises prices that are out of the dealers control, yes. That cost will be passed down. You will be making a new agreement on a different vehicle.
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Two questions that need definitive answers for Big Bend buyers.
1. Signature Lighting option - Does it include the signature taillights with the headlights? Bronco Nation had a quick Q/A sometime ago where the question was asked whether the Sig. Taillights could be had with the Big Bend and they wrote yes. Yet, on the B/P, the option only shows the headlights being upgraded.
UPDATE: BN had another Q/A recently that had the above question clarified. It is answered in the summary listed on this thread. For those who just want the answer without reading another thread, the Signature Lighting option on the Big Bend for $795 includes the front/rear signature lights.
2. The actual stock tire that comes with the Big Bend. The literature and B/P specify Bridgestone Dueller A/T 255/75R17. But Bridgestone doesn't make a tire at that specification. They make the OBX tire at 255/70R18. And they make a 245/75R17, but not a tire specification that is advertised.
And a general clarification of actual production interiors. In the Missy's Mistake video, there were some actual footage of interior options. But for other options, they only showed swatches and then deftly switched to the same CGI renderings that B/P does.
1. Signature Lighting option - Does it include the signature taillights with the headlights? Bronco Nation had a quick Q/A sometime ago where the question was asked whether the Sig. Taillights could be had with the Big Bend and they wrote yes. Yet, on the B/P, the option only shows the headlights being upgraded.
UPDATE: BN had another Q/A recently that had the above question clarified. It is answered in the summary listed on this thread. For those who just want the answer without reading another thread, the Signature Lighting option on the Big Bend for $795 includes the front/rear signature lights.
2. The actual stock tire that comes with the Big Bend. The literature and B/P specify Bridgestone Dueller A/T 255/75R17. But Bridgestone doesn't make a tire at that specification. They make the OBX tire at 255/70R18. And they make a 245/75R17, but not a tire specification that is advertised.
And a general clarification of actual production interiors. In the Missy's Mistake video, there were some actual footage of interior options. But for other options, they only showed swatches and then deftly switched to the same CGI renderings that B/P does.
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I... I........ I don't believe it. I need someone to take a picture of one on a real Bronco.In the back in the roll cage!
For science.
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Well you close to Orlando? Be broncos at the Auto Show next weekend!!
I have same question with a squatched bd. Can I get a step?
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