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It's a $795 item. If you look at the 22 price list you'll see the lower trims listed in both a regular and advanced version with the price difference being the $795

I'd be volunteering up my 2.3 hardtop if I had it, but a 5/21 reservation and order means I'm a ways off from getting mine. Would've been a pretty easy drive across the turnpike to drop it off, too.

Only for automatic as well. Carpeted manual kicks you to the trimmed mats instead

No experience, but I was looking at something similar called Rollnjack, which was about 3x as much. The big difference I see is the one I was looking at came with a rolling stand and the one you linked needed to be attached to a crane or other system.

Plastic. Only BD and BL start with the capable steel.

B&P is using computer generated images for the most part, I wouldn't put a lot of stock into what it shows vs what you see in real life. I'm not aware of any changes to wheels for '22, especially with the shortened 21 MY.

Yeah, I'm not expecting much from the sales folk. I've watched enough dealer walk around videos on youtube to know that the amount of them that actually have a firm grasp of the Bronco is a very small number. If you go on the B&P you can see the fogs on the bumper for the capable bumper...

Yes. In the 22 order guide it is called steel bumper. In the 22 price guide there are two options for the HD mod bumper, the cheaper one notated as "ilo steel", ilo short for in lieu of.

Fantastic. I'm a ways off from getting mine but thinking about what I'm going to do to/with it helps the wait. Always happy to support the business of fellow Pennsylvanians.

Any chance of getting a green bronco in that mix?

The price difference is $825 which matches the expected jump of $250 for the MY change and $575 to upgrade from the capable bumper to the mod bumper. It doesn't look to be a price increase on the SAS. If you're eligible for the price protection that $ difference is covered.

I made my reservation on a Wed in mid May 2021. Dealer called me within 15 minutes to set up an appt to come in and place my order. Went in Sat afternoon to build the order, sales manager had it into Ford by Monday evening. Your dealer is yanking your chain.

This has to be one of the mistakes on the price list, right? There's no way the Sas is more expensive on a BD than a base or a BB since it already has the rear locker. That's exactly what the price list shows though.

2022 order guide lists them as standard equipment on BD.

Can't have the body armor with squatch either. Can't have the fold out table with Badlands. I'm sure there's plenty more

You're raising your kid right. I learned to drive in a MT Gen 4. My current car is an auto, only one I've ever bought and a big reason why I'm waiting in line for my Gen 6.

Mine is 75, but there is a slight lip from the driveway to the garage, so probably closer to 74 inches. Since I'm going to have the roof rack on for at least 5 months a year I've given up all hope of getting my BD into the garage. On the plus side I'll have plenty of new storage space for all...

I don't believe so. The base price of the BL is going up by $250. That's why the price protection voucher for those eligible is $825 on the BL, that covers the cost increase ($250) and the bumper upgrade ($575).

Per the price guide it looks to be $575 to upgrade from capable to HD Modular. If you are eligible for the price protection the voucher covers this cost.

The $825 option is the cost of upgrading on a trim that comes with a plastic standard bumper. $575 option is the upgrade cost from the capable steel bumper that's now standard on BD and BL trims.