Every time I see horses on a Jeep commercial the only thing I think of is a Bronco. I like Jeeps, I love the Bronco. The people that will benefit the most from this "Jeep & Bronco War" will be us, the consumer!!!
I prefer gas and throwing in some wood in a smoker box to add some real wood flavor. It's not the most awesome way of doing things, but the best trade-off for time and convenience for me.
I'll let the little ones steer while I operate the gas and brake. The whole purpose of getting this machine is to have fun and make some good memories for my kids!
Thinking 30% or less actual people driving away in their Bronco due to three main factors: Duplicate orders getting cancelled
People waiting to get what they want (color tops, aftermarket availability, etc.)
Sticker shock (now that the hype has worn off)
Possibly a fourth factor: Enthusiasts...
Just have to accept that you have to "pay to play". This is an expensive, and largely unnecessary, vehicle. It's sort of a luxury item in a way, and luxuries are not found on the bargain aisle. It's expensive, but cool. How much are willing to pay for cool? Each of us have to answer that for...
Shortage of accessories and high trim/ accessory prices seem to warrant waiting for a year or two. Especially when compared to competitors. Probably still going to risk a first year model purchase, though. Aftermarket will get there in short order.
I can appreciate the innovation aspect of this product. I don't think the specs are there to make it competitive to any current offerings (including Cybertruck).
Seriously doubt enough will even be made in 18-24 months for there to be "tons" of them on used car lots, unless you literally mean tons as weight and not numbers. As the curb weight is reported to be around an average 4300 to 5300lbs... I suppose it is plausible that "tons" of Broncos could be...