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That Outer Banks in VB is my exact build except that I've been on Rapid Red for a long time. These pics are making me change my mind. Is VB a Late Availability color?

I will do that when I get home, it is blocked here at work. And I'm the nasty I.T. guy that is blocking it for everyone here - LOL!

Thanks. I called and my timestamp is 14:52 on the 14th. That timestamp is one minute before I received the email about my Reservation, so I guess my memory having to wait was incorrect. I'll probably have to hope that a lot of people on front of me decide to wait until '22, or cancel.

Are you getting the timestamp from the email that was sent, or somewhere else? My email is from the 14th at 2:53PM, but I honestly don't remember exactly when I made the reservation. It seems like I had to wait awhile for that email to arrive.

Glad to get your email today, John. Just a couple of questions (don't hate me too much is they have already been asked): - Will there be any additional deposit money needed at time of order? - There is a 5 page "Bronco Accessory Portfolio" PDF kicking around. I think that they are all...

Thanks John! You are the most responsive auto dealership employee I've ever dealt with. I'm surprised that only 300 people have switched to you. None of the dealers up here in New England are doing anything to win this business.

Thanks for the reply, NotoriusBDP, and also for not giving me a hard time about it. I contemplated making it a post on the Forum, but knew that I would get flamed big time. I just don't have the time right now to read all of the posts and keep current with what is going on.

John, Can you review the ordering process for me? Ford opens the ordering process at some point. Do you contact us each directly? Do we then submit some sort of order form to you? What do we need to commit financially at that point? If we back out any time before delivery, what is the penalty...

Perfect solution: The wife drives her Flex. I drive my 2 door Bronco Outer Banks. BTW: The Flex is a great vehicle.

I may have to do the same thing, unfortunately. Maybe cut back on some options to equalize the price difference.

Here is the Stephen's Bronco Offer page. It contains all you need to know. http://www.stephensauto.com/2021-bronco/ The offer is so good that I'm coming down from NH to take advantage of it. If you live close by and want to save a couple of thousand bucks, you should go for it.

So true! Glad I live in NH!

So, with my planned configuration - Big Bend, 2.3 Auto, stock wheels and tires with no plan on upgrading soon, mostly highway driving - I would be okay with either gear, really, and not notice too much of a difference, with the 10 speed auto.. But, if I ever wanted to upgrade to a bigger tire...

So, 4.27 is slower than 3.73? I'm new to all of this.

Thought that I would post my question here instead of starting a new thread. Here's my build: Big Bend, 2.3 Auto, stock wheels and tires with no plan on upgrading soon, mostly highway driving. Is there any benefit to the 4.27 axle ratio other than locking rear? Will mileage be affected?

You could have a point, and that would make the mid package an unexpected bargain. I'm not sure where the preliminary pricing came from that showed a $1,500 charge to move to automatic in the vehicles that come standard with a manual. The only personal experience I have is when I bought a '99...

I had the same question when I got the Sport Trac a few years ago to drive during the winters here in NH. The truck comes with a manual named "Four Wheeling" and there is no mention of not driving in 4WD in dry conditions. However, the regular owners manual says " 4H or 4L operation is not...

Not a lot of jerking, but I would switch it to 2H when there was sustained dry pavement. Not the best solution and something I was hoping to avoid with a new vehicle.

I'm taking the "wait and see" attitude about this one. But, if it's true that what we see is correct, then perhaps we have lucked into a $1,500 discount if the automatic transmission is included in the mid-package.

I feel the same way, living in NH it sounds like it will be a requirement. I am at least glad to see that it is being acknowledged as a potential mistake that could get corrected before order time. If not, no way would I upgrade to a package I don't need just to get it. I will live with using 4H...