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If they are like what they make for the Raptor, they are quite thick, more than 1/8th which makes them very easy to install.

Tufskinz has been around a while. They made some really nice FORD letters for the Raptor. I had an orange set on mine. Ford nuked them for being unlicensed, but apparently all is well now.

Can't hurt to ask. In normal times and buying a normal vehicle, they may offer something. Perhaps at least a couple of free oil changes. Dealers make money on financing, so they wouldn't want you to buy with cash. If you have good credit, start with financing and then you can always pay it off...

https://www.lascoautoparts.com/oem-parts/ford-cap-bumper-end-m2dz17f774ca

The look is good and some are only concerned with that. Time will tell if this was a mistake if the sides are loaded with rock chips or not.

I'll take the mud flaps over rock chips down the sides. I've seen a few examples here. In a year, you won't have much paint left without them.

Well, that sure beats that after market roof option.

Nice low profile. Looks real good on the black.

The matching grill really makes it look complete. I'd probably change the Bronco lettering to black though.

I think they do need to pass crash testing or they wouldn't be legal for on road use. That's likely how they justify the price.

$458.64 at Lasco Ford. Put it in your cart and leave for a day. They usually knock off 25% of shipping. https://www.lascoautoparts.com/oem-parts/ford-bumper-assembly-front-m2dz17d957ab

There currently is a severe shortage of truck drivers that is expected to get even worse. Likely many more less experienced drivers out there. If Ford wants to move vehicles, they may have little choice but to take whoever is available.

Lot of daylight between the bridge and tops of the Broncos. I have a feeling someone made a false assumption.

Many will likely need it for the other one too, but they'll be SOL when that day comes.

At least I can get a warranty on an OEM.

Isn't Jeep on the list of the top 10 vehicles with the highest markups?:unsure:

Much of a dealers profit is from used cars. From Edmunds The used-vehicle department represents only about 31% of a dealerships total sales, but profit is close to that of the new-car department: nearly 25%. of a dealership's gross profit, according to NADA. In addition to car sales, the figure...

That's what many dealers are doing with all models. If it's a customer order, you get MSRP. If you buy off the lot, they add ADM.

I also linked 2 threads discussing allocation from Sept and Oct 2020 that dispute much of what newer members keep saying about changes.

I'm just going by me here. Knowing that Ford already had come after the dealer because they didn't like what they were doing. Add to that the massive number of reservations the dealer had already. I recently stumbled onto a couple of threads from Sept and Oct 2020 discussing allocation linked...