Agree. If Sasquatch turns out to be available with MT I'll most likely go Base. Other stuff can be added aftermarket. Option I'm still trying to figure out is the Advance 4x4. Anyone have a clear understand of what that adds? Seems like transfer case redistributed power forward when...
I had considered the Big Bend to get the privilege to spend even more money for a rear locker then decided that made no sense. Nothing on the BB is worth the price jump from Base for me.
BTW I really don't think heated seat are standard on the Big Bend...double check for yourselves but I've...
Ok....but again...does anyone have any documented/facts on where these transmissions will be manufactured or are comments and reactions just based on rumors? I'm concerned and curious because I intend to go with the manual but unless and until I see something definitive I'm figuring that will be...
I ran into a similar situation. Made 2 reservations at 2 different dealers as I was unsure which would offer the better deal and be more open and transparent about pricing. Spoke to an assistant sales manager at one who said no decision had been made yet on whether to charge an additional...
I would definitely have put that configuration top of my list but since they said it's not going to happen...at least for this cycle...I had to let that option go. 2 Dr Base with manual with Sasquatch for 5k add-on would have been awesome but not in the cards.
I think it might depend on 2dr vs 4dr. Haven't really dug into each trim level's automatic on 2 or 4 door. Seems to vary. I'm also set on 2dr along with manual. Figured if I go to BB and add rear locker might as well go a little more and get a lot more on BD. Hard part is making the first leap...
Based on your stated situation...save your money and don't get lockers right off the bat. Drive your new Bronco around for a while and if you then decide you really need them put something aftermarket in such as Aussie/Torq, one of the air/cable/electric lockers or an LSD such as Detroit Trutrac
2 Door
2.3L
Manual transmission
Antimatter Blue
With Granger's excellent pricing I'll be able to squeeze a Black Diamond into my budget. That's got everything I need/want and nothing I don't need/want. No other options or packages required. Goldilocks trim level for me.
Only remaining...
$600 sounds like way too much for a receiver and tie in to the electrical harness. Unless all these figures being posted from the survey are crazy bogus numbers and some of them do seem nonsensical that tow package should have upgraded cooler, alternator or something more
I believe I read somewhere....can't dig it up right now...that the aux switch option has the wiring all prerun from the switches in the overhead to the fuse block so that's were you'd make your connections. Should simplify things quite a bit.