And this is why we're seeing that 80% conversion rate across the board. Who's surprised?
By the way, only one dealer that I know of has publicly stated that they will not be hanging onto cancelled reservations. Some guy in Iowa. Hoping there are more dealerships out there like that or we could...
It'll be just like the 1980s Cabbage Patch and 1990s Beanie Baby riots all over again. I can see it already:
Soccer Mom Squats in Big Bend at Local Dealership while Prospective Buyers Bang on Hood, Windshield - Refuses to Move Claiming "I Saw It First."
Crazed 6g Members Block Freeway, Halt...
If it's any consolation, I expect many of those dealer orders to be Oxford White (easy to sell) 4-door Big Bends with 2.3s and no leather, no lux, and no sas (better chance of an early build).
It's not going to be pretty.
This is exactly what I see happening. Dealers will have stock from people who order and don't do the deal after it's delivered. Dealers will also have stock from people who "cancelled," dealer offered to take care of the cancellation for them, then went ahead and placed the order anyway to boost...
I'm thinking the same. Are you considering a 2" lift if it's offered as a factory install?
Any ideas (from anyone) on potential cost?
I don't want to Sas my OBX but am looking at a small lift and possibly bigger tires down the road. Also considering the cost difference between lift and tires...
Yeah, this is what's so confusing:
Go to https://www.ford.com/suvs/bronco/2021/models/bronco-outer-banks/ and click on Exterior Features > Optional > Heavy-Duty Modular Front Bumper > (Open image overlay for Heavy-Duty Modular Front Bumper). This is what pops up:
As soon as I get my build and delivery dates, I'm calling my dentist and getting an appointment to have my teeth whitened. I expect to be smiling a whole lot for a long, long, time. Wonder if my dentist is offering a "new Bronco owner" special?
Has this been confirmed? Because the Ford site clearly states (when you click on adding a front modular to an Outer Banks) that the rear bumper is steel. Is that a mistake on the site? Not that I'd be shocked by a mistake on the website...just looking for something official.
I don't have a similar build at all but I'm saving more than $3,000. This assumes prices don't change (again) and I don't get pushed into MY22, when prices could go up. When you order through Granger, they break it all down for you and show you MSRP versus Invoice versus what they expect to...
That's hilarious. I tell'ya, whenever a guy drops by my house on a morning like today's, I'm tempted to suddenly "forget" how to use a snow shovel!
Sounds like you're safe for desert driving - and snakes. She's got it all figured out.
I don' think this poll even represents the 6g community because people who drive a stick are much more likely to respond to the survey than those who do not.
It's like saying "How many of you do not pick your nose?" Would you *really* expect all the nose-pickers to fess up?
Not counting my...
Do you think there will be a good aftermarket solution for adding fog lights, which we lose with the modular bumper? I'm getting one on my OBX but that's bugging me.
I agree with this assessment.
A dealer who's too busy to take your order for a $60K+ vehicle is either the dumbest salesperson on the planet or he's dicking you around (or his name is Brandon, Zach, or Albert and he really is busy and really is going to get to you soon!). For all you know, he...
Nicely done!
I think you might have closer to 48" x 50" though - even better. I'm hoping to get one of those Tuffy fixed-lid 2Dr cargo enclosures for the back (from the accessory list) - should be *almost* level with the back seats when they're down.
Yup, and if we go with 4'2", which may be more accurate, and 0.66 of a foot (instead of ballparking the half-a-foot) - it's 5' + 7.92" so the diagonal space may be closer to 5'8".
I want to say it's roughly 4' by 4'. I figured this out a while ago to see whether or not I can sleep in the back, and I think I used those dimensions and the formula for the hypotenuse of a triangle to come up with just over 5'6" of diagonal space, which is how tall I am. So at least for me...