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They’re both nice looking blues but Velocity can wash out a little too much in the sun. Lightning is a nice medium blue in every lighting situation and really pops in the sun.

Ford should have never got rid of Lightning Blue on the Mustang. It looks amazing on the Bronco and one of the best Ford blues. Navy Pier still looks bad though...

Looking forward to seeing the black option since this Navy Pier is a no for me on my First Edition.

Well it looks like I’m back in the Bronco game now that I can get a black interior in my Lightning Blue FE order.

I wasn't planning to use that money to redo the interior on my new Bronco, lol

I love the Flight interior in my wife's Aviator Black Label. We don't need Lincoln quality materials just their good eye for color.

Ford really dropped the ball on the interior options. For a vehicle they tout the customization on there really isn't much of any choice interior wise as your stuck with the designer's poor tastes. I have a FE and Wildtrak reservation and now I'm not sure what I'm going to do since both have...

I had a GT350 and Raptor in Lightning Blue. It’s a beautiful shade of blue and they never should have replaced it with Velocity. Looks like I found my Bronco color. Now if they could just offer it on the GT500...

It's important to me and I'm proud to be buying an American made vehicle. However, I am a bit concerned given the mess of a launch Ford had with the 2020 Explorer and Aviator. I love my wife's Aviator, but it had a ton of build quality issues that needed to be addressed.

If the First Edition only has a blue interior, I'll pass.

They do that for the Mustang so it's likely the Bronco configuration site will be "leaked" to the forum.

Both have bigger tanks than the Mustang. GT500 owners celibrate getting over 200 miles on a tank of gas. lol

Same here as I want Iconic Silver. You'd think they'd offer the First Edition in any color or at least give it an exclusive color given the price.

Signed! I would love to get my First Edition with a manual.

Ford will build a mix of Bronco trims based on parts allocation from their suppliers. First Edition doesn't mean first built and delivered.

Granger seems to be in it for the long-term payoff which I respect. The payoff being more allocations of the Ford Performance variant of the Bronco whenever it comes out. The more Broncos they sell the more Ford Performance allocation they're likely to get. Not to mention a ton of trades...

They’re not. I have it in writing from Blake Schindler, General Sale Manager, at Bob Davidson they’re selling Bronco for MSRP. He also said they’ll accept x plan assuming Ford offers it on the Bronco. Koons Ford of Baltimore is also doing MSRP and accepting x plan if Ford offers it on the Bronco.

Ford must be offering dealers more holdback since these margins between Invoice and MSRP are razor thin compared to other Ford products.

You can updated Koons Ford of Baltimore and Bob Davidson as accepting x-plan assuming Ford offers it on the Bronco.

You should note this is the Annapolis dealer that's not affiliated with any of the other Koons locations. It's owned by a different member of the Koons family. A lot of people get the Baltimore and Annapolis locations mixed but thinking they're the same operation.