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Highlands Ranch. Have a 7/14 spot with Autonation Ford. Their representative has communicated with me occasionally but I'll be switching this reservation to Granger and will probably be going with a MY22 build.

Wildtrak includes the sasquatch package and transmission upgrades by default. Take that away and it's essentially a big bend with different color trim pieces and extra package options. As has been pointed out the real unique feature of the Bronco off road capability is the sway bar disconnect...

I'm looking at Toyo AT3s that come in 255/80r17, which is essentially 33x10, as a replacement for the tires on the BD or BL when worn out. They're E load rated tires though so I'm worried the ride will be stiff.

Definitely wait and see. If that B&P date holds true, we don't have long to wait to see options and pricing. We have plenty of time to decide after that, and plenty of time to riot if we hate it.

And if it's like the Raptor it probably won't be eligible for X-plan and will have ADM, so add a few more grand.

The base headlights are also LED, but are a different design than the signature headlights.

I'd imagine they'll eventually implement white tops in future years, otherwise the white tops off people who ordered white broncos with body color tops will be VERY valuable and sought after in the 3rd party market.

The Badlands overlander Ford showed is intended to sell you on the trim plus all the accessories. Of course they will bring out their biggest and baddest version. I'm not an experienced overlander but I'd say BD will be more than capable for most adventures.

Can you help me understand offset? So the more positive a wheel's offset, the more tucked in the wheels are once mounted? i.e. if we don't want to wheels sticking out so much we want to look for something like +18 rather than +0?

The colorizer is part of their main page even after you click "review and reserve" for any particular trim, and doesn't indicate options for one trim. The color options sheet that @HuskerJen47 posted is the real reference here, but that hasn't changed since reveal day 7/13 (doesn't include...

The question is, is it worth the jump up to Badlands from BD, or would an aftermarket install with suspension upgrade in the future work just as well?

Nice walkaround. Good look at Area 51 as well.

Same boat here.

A few clues here indicate it's a Black Diamond trim as indicated on that Ford page. It has the non-signature headlights. The grille has the same color as the mudguards. Either the mudguards have a new gray color that was never announced or the grille is actually black and the bright factory...

Unless things really go wrong with logistics or the world gets another crippling event you are very likely to get your vehicle in 2021. I would guess 2022 isn't really a serious issue for people who reserved in July or even August.

The closest seem to be the Mickey Thompson Classic III: https://www.mickeythompsontires.com/wheels/classic-iii/

Nice look! What wheels are those?

Teal / Emerald / Forest Green is my jam.

Shame they couldn't get a full vehicle photo of that BD with Area 51 since I'm very likely going that route. Those are the non-signature headlights, and they come with the BD trim.

Ford should call this the Bronco Shakira because those hips don't lie.