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not sure where you got that I’m here to “sell jeeps”, but you do you. It just comes of as insecure to me though. In reality, I’m still interested in the idea of possibly buying a Bronco one day. And this is yet another place that talks 4wheeling, which I can’t get enough of these days, so...

sensitive are we? Because there are a lot of disillusioned folks sick of waiting for their vapor-ware Bronco’s? In reality, I’m not here trying to “hock” anything. But OP mentioned he was looking into alternatives. I’m happy with my “alternative”. I’m one of those folks who started out in...

can’t comment on that with any authority, but I’ll bet money there’s a solution for it.

Come over to Jeep, we have good quality rides, and you’ll get one within a few months of order…

Gunmetal wheels, slate gray rings.

Did you see this guy spit on your bronco? That’s grounds for a beat down where I come from. But maybe someone else did it, and you’re just eager to blame it on the Jeep owner? But seriously, if someone spits on my jeep, they get a gravel burnout aimed at the side of their car in return.

It sounds like you’re tired of waiting and trying to talk yourself into something you think might become available sooner. Maybe I’m wrong there but that’s how your OP reads. If you can afford the one you have on order, and you’re anything like me, you’ll probably never regret having gadgets...

Go Utes!!! (Graduated there myself). I never purchase extended warranty on a vehicle I may modify. Also, trail and off-roading damage/breakage often isn’t covered for these warranties.

No. Just see what this guy can do in a bone stock wrangler sport, no lift, and street tires: Almost nobody needs lockers. And most have no business driving where you really do need lockers. Yes, relatively easy trail, but still more than 90% of people are going to be willing to tackle.

nevermind, it seems it’s a sold pre-order, don’t know why it’s sitting snow covered in their used lot.

Hey guys, if anyone’s interested, I saw a yellow/orange bronco on a used lot in a town nearby this afternoon. Ed Kenley Ford in Layton, Ut give em’ a call if anyone is looking. I know nothing about it, just saw it as I drove by.

Meh, death wobble can coast to the side of the road too, that’s how you get it to stop. Difference is the Jeep can then get back up and keep driving. It’s usually just a worn out suspension component, which is an easy fix, in my garage. Plus, good maintenance (which we should all be doing)...

Are you worried that if you need the warranty, you’ll be without your vehicle for months potentially? No flame, just a serious question. All new vehicles have a warranty, I personally hope I never ever need to use one.

Thanks, and I should have elaborated, I hope Ford settles in on this Bronco, a generation or two in and I would probably look at them again. They’re gorgeous vehicles for sure.

Not my concern, just want a proven vehicle I feel confident in. $57K was too much to spend to take that much of a chance, especially as Broncos hit the streets and quality issues became widely known.

Bronco’s look awesome, I can’t deny it. I drooled over the classic late 60’s rigs my friends had back in my CJ7 days. The new Bronco announcement got me jonesing for a new Moab rig too, so I have to give it credit. But reliability worries with modern Fords and any vehicle’s 1st year design...