Nope. I made 2 reservations online and Ford then asked what dealer I would like to order from. I chose 2 different dealers- one asked for $1000, the other asked for zero. One was before the chaos, the second after they realized that Bronco inventory is golden.
Are you guys actually working with your "Dealer" or the sales guy. The Dealer is the owner, the sales guy is just that- and may not know squat about anything.
That is absolutely NOT true. Having been a sales manager at a very large Ford dealership in Colorado: NOPE. No way- unless you are NOT a private party (consumer) buyer and are bragging about some form of insider sale.
My 2 cents. ADM does not "set the market". It only sets the price for THAT Bronco at THAT dealership. The world does not know- or care. They have ONE. It is not unethical- it's theirs and they can ask what they want. You, on the other hand, do not have to buy it. Did someone bring up the...
I guess that I don't know much about buying a vehicle... but you are asking forum members to answer THIS question? Get in your car, go the Ford dealer and sit in them. Drive them.
I have a couple of these that I have had for years- they are amazing. Very strong magnet, carabiner, pivot base, 3 light settings, and a flasher that easily light up the interior of a vehicle or for working under the dash. USB charging. Milwaukee also makes "under hood" light bars.
MY anecdotal evidence: I have had tunes placed on 3 LS-powered Chevy trucks and my SAAB/GM 9-7x Aero (400+ hp LS2 Corvette 6.0). I will be getting the Ford Performance Tune as soon as possible. In EVERY case, the tuner asked what octane I preferred to use and at what altitude was our baseline...
The Theory of Relativity. My son's girlfriend just ordered a Subaru Forester: 6 packages available, zero factory options. You pick one out, color choices are minimal, and nothing more. The dealers may swap stock with each other. My son has a 4Runner. Pick your package, zero factory options...