Dirty Turtle is a great starting place. Smaller park, lots of good inner trails with varying difficulty with an outer circle that is super easy but enough to be fun. It's about an hour NE of Louisville.
Blue Holler is an amazing park and extremely large. Try and hit it up when they do not have...
I think you're also forgetting those who had multiple reservations. I would say the 200K+ reservation number isn't something we should base it off of either.
Hasn't posted yet, but https://www.crossjeepchrysler.com/ just received a WT yesterday afternoon as a trade. Has 521 miles on it, but it's a lower end one. Has maybe the lux package on the inside (haven't been able to confirm) but pretty much nothing else. They're claiming they paid $70,000 for...
@Cwill79 I am still with them. My experience with them has been meh at best. They're polite and friendly, but non-responsive via call. Txting they'll get back to you because it hits their webCS and they're pretty decent at responding.
Regarding the Bronco experience, I've had to update them...
Not sure if you're still looking for this info, but here is a good youtuber with a video of him sleeping it and his setup. He does a lot of reviews and has been out and about in his 2dr. 3:15ish starts his unpacking and setting up camp and then his sleeping in it review.
I'm an amateur with off roading and absolutely enjoy it. I started off with a 2018 Tacoma TRD Pro and while it was an amazing truck and perfect balance between on/off-road manners, I was looking for something with more capabilities designed for off-road fun. The Tacoma is a truck first...
@TondaB That's what I'm wondering if I'll have to do. I've bought 2 vehicles from Oxmoor Auto Group and have had to do some "beating up" to ensure they didn't get extra out of me on both deals. I'm 99% certain they have my name on a short list over at their Toyota dealership because of how much...
Just swung by my dealer to check in with them (as they haven't returned my emails or voicemails, love them) and also change my color (for the 3rd time). While in there, I was able to get them to print out the current orders they have and some statuses. A few questions for all of you insiders...
Not going after you man, just saying that as a sale rep, your job should be to know what you're selling, to include the value of it. If you're honest and straight forward, people are more likely to deal with you. If you're shady and un-knowledgeable, then people will tear you to shreds. At least...
Ummm, the only thing added after the fact worth a mark up there was tires and wheels, which would maybe net $3,000 over MSRP. How in the world are you getting a $14K+ Outer Banks package add-on?
Also, you're barking up the wrong tree here my friend.
I'm finding that's the case with Oxmoor as well. I've had to teach my sales rep on many things dealing with the bronco (like the order banks for '22 opening up, or that the airbag recalls were limited and not impacting someone who doesn't have a VIN, etc.). Trying to find an alternative to them...