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Get your rail car and check its location. I also had a 10/25 blend date but Ford has a December 6 delivery date for mine. It is currently sitting in the BNSF marshalling yard in Barstow. Unless yours was held it could be closer than you think.

My Dad and my son have the same name. When my Dad ordered a Jeep years ago we took him down to pick it up. My Dad pointed out the salesman, just some unknown man to my son, and told him to go introduce himself. My son was 9. He walked up to the salesman and told him his name. The salesman...

Everyone in the family will drive the Bronco the first or second day. It's a treat to share. It's not like this for every car we have. I've had my Tremor for 8 months and I'm the only one that has driven it. It will be real tough if I ever need to take that in for service.

Your railcar arrived in Louisville Kentucky at 6:42 p.m. This is from a different thread on here. So, how do you track your truck on a railcar? First and most important. Never talk to live personnel at the railroad! Only use automated phone system. If it attempts to transfer you to a live...

And.......................................................... They shipped my Bronco to Siberia! It just cleared Siberia, California at 9:32 p.m. Pacific so it made it out to California in 11 days and is still on its way. It's clear terrain slows the train down considerably. The arrows...

MIC TOPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I never really thought I would be happy about seeing the MIC top.

Awesome but I think an explanation might be needed. For those that were wondering what that is on the dash, it's called a Road Atlas. It doesn't have a dot or an arrow to show you where you are. It doesn't tell you when to turn or which way to go. It does not correct your mistakes when you...

And....................................................... Anyone been through Brookfield, Missouri? My Bronco has! Riding BNSF earlier today at 7:02 p.m. heading west. Get your railcar number and enjoy the trip with it.

October 25 Blend and currently in transit. Nice how the e-mails are coming earlier now.

No Godzilla! What a wasted opportunity.

There is always a very logical explanation.

And..................................................... Preproduction computer‑generated image shown. Vehicle coming soon. YOUR VEHICLE IS ON ITS WAY Your new 2021 Bronco Badlands™ 4 Door has shipped and is on its way! Our current estimate for delivery to Kearny Mesa Ford is...

I think its the way it goes with tracker. The Ford page shows in production for mine, the pizza tracker says its built and a Ford e-mail says its built. Bottom line is its built. Great news! Your 2021 Bronco Badlands™ 4 Door has been built. We are performing some final inspections on your...

No offense, but I hope not. I want mine on the train now. Today! Why wasn't it shipped yesterday!!! Maybe I should call and yell at my dealer. When the time comes I'll post up my rail car number. I plan on tracking it across the country. I'm a nerd like that. If yours does go through PASHA...

Mine is now showing as "Awaiting Shipment" with an estimated delivery date of 12/6. It has to go all the way to PASHA in San Diego (National City) so unless someone is in Alaska or Hawaii I should have the latest delivery date of the group as only the big blue Pacific is farther from MAP. If...

It's just ADHD. They all have it. The Bronco is just new and shiny. Oh look! Squirrel!

10/25 Blend, 1271/2166. Its been tracking right on schedule. Modules popped up this morning.

Easy math is to expect your total cost of the vehicle to be 110% of what you expect to pay. So either MSRP or X-Plan cost plus 10% depending on your agreed upon deal. This will move up or down a bit depending on your local sales tax rate. Start there and adjust your down payment and rate to...

We picked up a 2021 Ecoboost Mustang as a hold over vehicle. it gets 28 mpg on long highway trips with the cruse set at 80 and is just so nice for that type of long trip. We're thinking of keeping it for the MPG, fun, and convenience. Keeping it just for the MPG does not make economic sense...