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The raptor will hold it value as wellI can get a 4x4 from any other maker with wireless charger and upgraded stereo for about $10000 less than a fully loaded bronco. The problem for me isn’t the jump in price it’s that a fully loaded bronco comes out to $60000-$61000. Why wouldn’t I just go buy a raptor? By next year my $60000 bronco should be worth $30000 once the warlock comes out and nobody wants the 2.7 V6. I live in Florida so that $60000 bronco comes out to about $65000 after taxes and whatever other fees the dealer fees. Shit I wouldn’t be surprised if the bronco comes out to $70000 for me.
And they raised the standard 4 Door by the same amount which unlike the BB has no 7sp optionSo, this isn’t actually as much of a price increase as people think. $4,995 was the old Sasquatch, $795 is the full time 4wd transfer case (which was previously tacked on with Sasquatch too), leaving $1,595, which is the price of upgrading to auto.
All in all, the only price increase for a basequatch is $1595 since they are no longer leaving the auto transmission as free.
Still listed as "Late 2021" availability.Are we going to have to still wait on the painted black top now that is now on B&P ?
Considering the 4.7 gears on the automatic will not be free when they are done, there still should be some discount.now that the auto isn’t free, we manual people can no longer DEDUCT the $1595 from our Manual Sasquatch Builds, so we’re all paying extra.
This all should have been in the B&P from the beginning, then there would be no surprises.
I was very excited for a 2 Dr Basemansquatch under $40k, but not looking like it now.
Don't ask Ford to do math subtraction...So is it 7385-1595 for the SAS package with manual transmission?
Ford doesn't do this on other models. The transmission and engine changes are separate. Right now, the only manual transmission equipped vehicle that Ford sells is the Mustang. It's about $4000 to go from the Ecoboost Premium to the GT (2.3T to 5.0). The 10 speed transmission is $1595 on either the 2.3T or 5.0.A trans for free would be because it was inclusive in the price of the engine. It is done with other manufacturers as well as Ford on other models.
I stand corrected. However the management of this whole process is a shit show. Granted most people not on this forum would not know the difference as of yet. That is unless they saved a copy of their build.Ford doesn't do this on other models. The transmission and engine changes are separate. Right now, the only manual transmission equipped vehicle that Ford sells is the Mustang. It's about $4000 to go from the Ecoboost Premium to the GT (2.3T to 5.0). The 10 speed transmission is $1595 on either the 2.3T or 5.0.