Have you seen our East Coast thread? We have over 50 guaranteed reservations waiting for a deal like this in the Northeast.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/nj-ny-delaware-eastern-pa-md-ct-volume-buyers.3746/page-22#post-170008
I read this in another forum for camping (i believe) and copied and pasted it. Unsure who I owe credit to though on putting this together.
Hi-lift Jack
Recovery Strap
First-Aid Kit
Basic Tool set
Flashlights
Air inflation
Gloves
Fire extinguisher
Small shovel
Something to cut branches...
This is great. It's between them and Stephens so far unless a NY dealership comes on board. Bummed I won't get to take advantage of lifetime powertrain.
I know it's not apples to apples BUUUUT... the f150 2.7L with some aftermarket Cobb goodies. Hoping the Bronco gets it shit cleaned up a bit more than what's in the OP.
Hoping to be in a 4-door WildTrak with Lux package. Planning for it to be around $55K but could push to $60K potentially. Who knows without B&P lol
Aim is to put down around half and pay off the rest ASAP, ideally within 3 years. Wife and I will talk to our financial advisor to see what is best...
Same. I've read this too but can't confirm.
I'd prefer it from the factory but if not, not a terrible route to entertain.
Please no. Hope more is revealed when they talk about materials.
The new ones are a big miss. Wife would love a restored 90/110. That's the only thing we're truly cross-shopping with this Bronco. For those of you that have owned them in the past, how do you feel they'd compare to the new bronco?
I've had all my vehicles tuned and am excited to see what can be done on this platform. I like the idea of keeping the warranty as long as possible, especially being 1st year. But once that's gone, I'll happily up the power/performance. My GTI started out with 220hp/240tq at the crank and now...