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I am between carbonized gray and antimatter blue. I’ll need to see them in person on the 2021 F-150 before picking. The rendering of gray is definitely way off, it looks dark green. I’m hoping Ford adds real pictures of the Bronco in all colors before ordering goes live.

It should, it says it contains everything on Big Bend except as replaced, and Bid Bend has LED’s

Reliability.

Where are you at in PA? I’m in the Harrisburg area. Hoping to pick up a Black Diamond.

I couldn’t agree more, I think Bronco and Sport will take a big bite out of the market from Jeep, Toyota, and even Land Rover. I didn’t pay much attention to the Sport, but now that I checked it out I think that it’ll particularly compete with the 4 Runner and it has a Land Rover look. As far as...

I suggest checking with the dealer you reserved at and make sure they will participate, if so, as long as Ford offers it for the Bronco you should be good to go. My original reservation the dealer won't even answer any of my questions or if they will participate, so I placed a second order 2...

Still a wash or cheaper than traveling from a small PA airport to a small Iowa airport and paying for hotels and gas to drive back or to ship from Iowa to PA.

I’ve made two reservations at local dealerships, the one I will transfer if possible to get a better deal and the other I’ll likely purchase from assuming X-Plan is indeed available. I’m not sure it’s worth the time and expense to ship from or travel to and back from Iowa at $1000 under invoice...

Nice, have you made a reservation?

I assume they all operate the same, but I know from an NPR story on a dealership that they get monthly manufacturer payouts depending on how many vehicles they move. And it was a significant amount. A lot of dealerships lose money on individual new car sales, they make it on used cars, service...

looking through Ford’s Bronco page there are Some references in the small details to plan pricing including X Plan and notes that it might not be available on all models. I think this is a good sign that it’ll be available. My guess is it’ll be on everything except the First Edition.

They’ll make their money on volume payout from Ford.

This means that with Sasquatch the Base will come in at $37,000; Big Bend at $41,885; Black Diamond at $42,550; Outer Banks at $45,955; Badlands at $44,595 (need to add auto and $1,000 for wheels and tires). Just my guess.

I think that the Sasquatch Package will be $5,000-$7,000 range depending on model, plus $1,500 if needing to add auto. I say this by looking at Black Diamond vs. Badlands. There is a $6,000 price difference and they are almost identical builds. Difference is the Badlands comes with everything in...

BBD = Big Bend

I reserved at my closest local dealership, Hoffman Ford, Harrisburg, PA. They contacted me the next day to see if I had any questions. I responded asking about pricing, discounts, invoice, etc. and they haven't responded. I definitely plan to transfer my reservation, if I keep it. I reached out...

I read under the reservation faqs that you just contact Ford customer service by phone and they can change the dealer

2 door black diamond, doubtful I’ll keep the order though, as dealers seem to be nonnegotiable at or above MSRP. So I’ll probably wait until the dust settles.

I see a lot of discussion about how the Jeep’s aren’t true discounts. Craig Bennet at Koons sells all Wranglers at 5% below invoice plus any incentives. This was in place from the time that the current generation JL could be ordered. There is a $399 processing fee, but nothing else. And buying...