I guarantee there will be reviews and comparisons out before we have to commit to paying for our order.
Now, will we get to even see and touch one in person first? That's the real question.
Bad news. I called and reserved all 150 myself. All they needed was my SSN, fingerprint, retina scan, and a blood sample.
See you suckers on the trails!
Oh, they also let me pay a little extra to get the manual with the coyote engine. Like taking candy from a baby raptor.
This thread sent me right to the garage with a tape measure: seven feet. Yaay!
I then measured 6'9" . . . I know the math says it's fine, but that's gonna' "feel" close.
Well, I sure hope this is true!
I felt like this is what needed to happen, or else a lot of new potential Ford owners like me would laugh at Ford and take their 50k+ elsewhere.
I truly want Ford to get this right. No ADM on reserved Broncos is key.
I've been thinking about these doors. First I thought, "Could they be an option," instead of an accessory. I have to assume they would be doors without windows, because you can't roll down your window into the hole. Not very user friendly. And even if they made optional doors without windows...
Ha. I literally wrote a post about an hour ago pretty much declaring my undying devotion to going 'Squatch. In real life, I will be going 2.7 and 'Squatch, BUT if I truly had to pick one or the other, I'd go 2.7.
Right on!
Truth is, if I get something with capabilities I've never used, I will find a way to use it. It's just how i am. So while I am not yet a "real" off-roader, I will now look for an excuse to explore what my new ride can do. It'll be fun! But, yes, mostly I just like the way it looks. As...
The mall parking lot must be 'Squatched. The school pick-up line must be 'Squatched. The curbs outside the breweries and distilleries must be 'Squatched. I will 'Squatch all the things!
Call me a poser. Call me reckless with my money. Call me whatever you want, but being genetically gifted with...
We have a 2018 Honda Odyssey. We bought it new in 2017. Apart from some recalls, expected on a first year model, it's been solid. 33k miles. Zero problems. It has made me a minivan convert.
Thus why I'm desperate to rescue some lost masculinity with the Bronco (kidding - mostly).
I picked the Outer Banks because it was blue on the reserve site. That was the extent of my exhaustive research. Lol
Now, the site said I could change, so I wasn't worried. Then people freaked out you couldn't change, but I wasn't worried because I was good with the OBX as a starting point...
It's good to see some clarity from a dealership. I appreciate your approach. I haven't asked my local dealership any questions yet (letting the details get sorted out first), but it's good to know some dealership are gonna' keep it straight forward.
While I'm okay with a dealer who chargers...
The way automakers operate these days, they will almost always hold back something to entice new buyers to get the next model. So if you wait for 2022, by the time you're ready to make a purchase, there will be "rumors" of something else you'll want to buy. The cycle wont stop.
I think there's...
If this wasnt a vehicle that I needed to share with my wife, it'd be a manual. Not because I think manuals are superior, but they are more fun.
I'm just glad modern automatics have gotten so good. It takes a little sting off the two pedals.