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Incoming email to Aman: Due to unforeseen circumstances, we regret to inform you that your reservation has been moved to the end of the line. :ROFLMAO:

We’ve come full circle. That test driver comment came from this forum. There wasn’t any proof of credibility about that guy really knowing a test driver if I recall correctly.

If they had a version of the TRX with their 6.4L Hemi that started at ~$55K then I'd strongly consider it.

2DR + High Package + 2.7EB/10-AT. I’m using X-Plan (hopefully will be available for the Bronco). Basically, the options need to come in around $6-7K which might be possible. Trying to keep it under $55K after TTL but we’ll see.

And the one I'm going to be getting will be ~$50K. That's still a $20K price difference, which again, is more than I'm willing to spend on a vehicle.

Starts at $70K. Too much for my blood, looks sweet though!

So it looks like the interior accent color may depend on the trim. Badlands is yellow and Outer Banks is blue. Matches the trim badges.

Didn't need to be the reveal vehicle. Could be one of the more recent Bronco's they developed but painted Cyber Orange. I'd be very surprised if they don't have more recent "near production" Broncos in most colors at this point.

Other than the leather it doesn’t appear to have any other options. Is even a 2.3EB/7-MT.

Interesting. That Badlands is a standard package. 8” center screen and no dual zone climate control.

I’m surprised they didn’t have a Cyber Orange Bronco out there to actually attract some more attention. Red and Black you see everywhere.

I wouldn't be surprised if both are launched at the same time next week.

If you believe Autoweek they say that the Build and Price Tool for the 2021 F-150 comes out next week. Last sentence in the article: "The “build your own” portion of the consumer site goes live next week; check out our first look at the 2021 F-150 here."...

Sort of. Badlands has enough off-road capability without Sasquatch package for me. If I was getting Black Diamond then I’d upgrade to Sasquatch which will cover much of the price difference between trims for me.

If the High Package was available with the Black Diamond I would 100% go with the Black Diamond instead. But Ford is smart, and is making it available with the Badlands instead so I'm forced to go up to that trim and pay extra.

One time I wish I was in NY. These are exactly the two trucks I'm deciding between. Having them both in one place at one time would've been perfect to help me make my decision.

They're beneficial for vehicles that don't have clear visibility or have a design that isn't conducive to maneuvering through tight spaces. Size is only one factor.

Let’s not start this again. Go back about 5-10 pages and you’ll see this was already discussed to death.

I guess if you plan to keep your vehicle that long then maybe I’d bring it into consideration. I typically keep my vehicles for 5-7 years and have never run into an issue where something couldn’t be repaired. I’d still rather have a vehicle with some additional creature comforts especially if...