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I get what the OP is saying. In the early days suvs were utility vehicles. Jeeps, Broncos and IH Scouts. I started out with a 68 CJ. Back then, noise was good because that meant you engine was running. Over the years the vehicles evolved with more creature comforts. I remember when Jeep first...

The 2021s have the new steering box, so that should take care of he steering concerns. I have had eight wranglers over the years and like to have one in the garage as a third vehicle. Would not want to use one as a DD because of the solid axles, but that is just my preference. I assume the...

Any responsible person(friends and family) that has insurance can drive any of my vehicles. They are vehicles not the Monalisa. Get you from point A to point B, but there is a little more fun factor involved with Broncos and Jeeps. The hold my beer and watch this crowd can drive their own beater.

In our state John Q Public would not be able to leave a dealer's lot with an unregistered vehicle.

Wrangler hitch mounted the same way, at least on the JKU I had. Keep in mind, you are supporting tongue weight, which is not all that much.

Probably one of those dealers that confuse a Bronco with a Bronco Sport

You guys are brave. As much as I would like to have a Bronco. I am going to wait until I can sit in and drive all of the different models.

Around our area you can negotiate 10% off MSRP for a Rubicon but some dealers are willing to keep the inventory on their lot until they get the right buyer that wants to pay full boat. People are lining up to pay MSRP for the Bronco, but I am going to wait until inventory starts to show up on...

I think your assessment is correct MKE. I will wait until the summer/fall of 2022 to get my Bronco. By then things should have settled down. I waited about seven months after the JTR release and was able to save more than $5k for waiting a little. I know it is great for some to be the first...

How about a Rootbeer color rendering

I can not disagree with those smaller tires. With the bigger tires, the Bronco looks totally different. I guess that is why they have so many models so you can pick the best one that suits you.

Seems like Ford could learn from the Jeep Gladiator Launch Edition debacle. They should definitely deliver the FEs first. Do not know if they will, but they should.

That would be a good option. You sound like a rational fellow. If you want to save even more $, buy out the lease and drive the Outback until the the waters calm and you can buy a Bronco well under MSRP. I am not the type of person to stand in line to pay MSRP since I do not have the be the...

I would not want to take the chance they would get damaged when you go over rough terrain. They will get bounced around. In addition, the doors will occupy all of your cargo space.

Best two options IMO , extend the lease six months, and then if needed buy it out, or just buy it out at the end of the current lease period. Your tax is in essence be a wash if you are eventually going to trade it when you get your Bronco.

Hope that strategy works out for you.

Aside from all the comments about the botched reservation site, IMO Ford knows exactly what they are doing. I would think that the low reservation deposit was intentional to generate as many reservations as possible so Ford could satisfy their production lenders that the Bronco would be in...

Someone has to help me out here. Why would anyone stand in line in hopes of paying MSRP. I have bought 45+ vehicles in my life so far and would never consider paying MSRP. When the Gladiator came out. people were willing to pay MSRP plus. When the irrational exuberance calmed down after seven...

Splash some 35s on the Bronco and my significant other is going to want running boards to get in. I have not seen an option for running boards that I like yet. Most of the photos show the Broncos with no boards. My JT on 33s is about as high as my 5'7" wife can tolerate without assistance.

That does not look too bad, but the blue they put in the F150 Limited drove me to the Platinum