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MGV with mid package gets heated seats right? I don't trust B&P and read so many conflicting reports about anything Bronco-related.

Same here, just want all the exterior plastics to match don't care dark grey or black.

Ah forgot about that one. So yeah, what a kick@ss boys long weekend road trip start in GA with the P-Cars, hit TN for Bronco shenanigans, then finish up at BMW Performance center to projectile vomit with an instructor driving and scaring you half to death.

I think my brain is subconsciously blocking all Bronco content at this stage. After reading this thread my only thought was in internal monologue around "an" MY21 vs "a" MY21. I've decided in written form either is correct, when spoken "a" is right if you actually say model year, "an" is correct...

Think I said something in another thread but TN would be much better than VT. Yes it's not Ford / Bronco but there's the Land Rover driving school up in VT already that provides a very similar experience... I see little incremental benefit to locating there. I say TN b/c I look for excuses to...

I shouldn’t be surprised anymore but it’s shocking how many car salesman know very little about cars in general and their products in particular. I can’t think of another line of work where you can get by like that. There are some good dealer / gear heads out there but they’re few and far between.

A brainiac is seriously going to write a HBR case someday about this clusterf*ck, lesson in what not to do when launching a products.

Could be worse, if we were talking Porsche the cupholders would be standard then we'd all be clamoring to pay $2K to delete then for the weight savings.

If it makes you feel any better some who are voluntarily waiting for MY22 are annoyed too. It was not clear when the first opened reservations that you could choose to wait. I would have done the reservation immediately but I purposely gave it a couple of days in an attempt to get a car Q1-2022...

I need to buy 3 of them - want to have 8 total for winter and summer sets.

Yep, me all day. Some things are better left to the imagination. Like the one time I checked the webcam at doggie daycare and saw my pup on the receiving end of some adult action. Never logged in again.

I'd happily watch a factory tour / production video but there's no way I'd want to see my actual Bronco it would drive my OCD nuts.

As someone who has waxed a car with die cut vinyl on it, voted for #2 simply because it has fewer smaller / thin pieces that in my experience don't hold up as well over time. Both designs look great though, if not die cut I'd perhaps reconsider my preference. Also if mounting on the Bronco I...

Bonus it's also an emergency escape tool w/ glass breaker, seatbelt cutter etc. Not a bad thing to keep in the car.

Re: the extra grab handle, not sure if you've ever tried something like this but I got one for my father (bad back, hip and knees) and he LOVED it. Just kept it in the door pocket. Not ideal compared to a permanent solution, but cheap and it worked really well for him...

TBH w/ Land Rover driving school also in VT was hoping for someplace different. Granted the vehicles are different but the experience would be largely similar, would be nice to have an excuse to see another part of the region or country.

Fingers crossed that Tom gets 14.625 Broncos delivered per month... selfish goal to take delivery Feb 2023 :)

I just wish I could get Homelink (not a huge deal) and a heated steering wheel... then I would be perfectly happy with the BD interior options.

Thanks for sharing! Little off topic but I think I'm starting to prefer the smaller screen... notice it much less vs the large one which seems to steal the show.

I didn't read through this whole thread, but am I alone in thinking if you kind of squint at the headline photo it looks like a bright yellow Bronco w/ white roof... and that it looks awesome?