Well, to be fair, you came in hot with a wierdly aggressive take. All Tommy said was that he didn’t want to wait a year or two for the Bronco, and he likes his Jeep, so he doesn’t regret the choice. The balance of his comments indicated he’d have gotten the Jeep either way, so I’m not sure...
2021 4Runner owner here. I'd had my heart set of a 4Runner for many years and finally, for once, the real need for a new vehicle coincided with available funds last year, and I went shopping. I was very tempted by the Bronco, and also tempted to wait for the 6th gen 4Runner. When it became...
Also weird that the Colorado regional forum has fewer messages it in than every other single regional forum.
Yeah, plenty of Subarus and Teslas here too. Seeing a ton of small Jeep Cherokees, Renegades, etc., as well.
I’ve probably seen a couple dozen Bronco Sports.
This place feels like there are more 4Runners and Jeeps than humans sometimes. I expect Broncos to be as prevalent here someday, but I still haven’t seen a single one yet. Anyone else seen one?
No offense taken. I really am a trial attorney though. The issue isn't whether a jury might feel sympathy for dude who ordered a car that was delivered damaged to the dealership. The issue is whether the case would get to a jury in the first place. And it wouldn't, because the judge would...
As an attorney, I can tell you with 100 percent certainty that OP would have no chance at winning on those grounds. They can repair it to his satisfaction, or he can walk away. Those are the options. And of course the dealer is going to step up to the plate here. This whole thread is one of...
Haha -- good luck with that demand! They could agree to pay for the OP's gas for the wasted trip to the dealership, and that's about all it would take to put him back in the same position he was in. Being forced to wait longer than you want to for the opportunity to purchase a luxury niche...
Correct, I did no research. And correct, the Bronco has a bunch of stuff (some significant, some not so much) that a 4Runner doesn’t. But a 4Runner, unlike “just another general use SUV,” can be modded without much difficulty to be well within the same ballpark as any Bronco. Anyway, don’t...
Besides the front locker and the option for 35 inch tires from the factory, what off-road capability does a Bronco have that a 4Runner doesn’t have? Stock ground clearance on the Toyota is better that some Bronco trim levels. Not saying the Bronco doesn’t look great, but they’re not that...
Well, mainly I’ve been living in courtrooms for the past two decades. Waiting for a car to arrive doesn’t cost you any money. So nothing to compensate you for and therefore no damages. You’ll be able to find another comparable vehicle somewhere at the same price eventually, so you won’t be...
Sure, of course. But that’s apples and oranges. The most important part of any contract dispute is damages when you get down to it. If there’s a breach but no party was damaged, then it’s a moot point. In the sleazy Ford dealership scenario, the problem is that — written sales agreement or...
If a dealer is sleazy enough to renege on a deal for a quick cash grab, they’re not going to care about an empty litigation threat. Consider the situation in reverse: what if it’s the customer who bails when the Bronco is ready for delivery? No court is going to compel the customer to take...
No one is going to win a lawsuit against a dealership that decides not to honor a previous agreement — written or otherwise — regarding price. You’re not going to get an injunction stopping them from selling the car to someone else, a court is not going to force a sale, and you’re not going to...
I did the exact same thing. I'm very intrigued by the Bronco (which is why I keep visiting this forum), but in the end I needed a new vehicle before 2022, and I'm ambivalent about having a removable top. I'm looking forward to seeing Broncos on the road and test driving one eventually, but...