Any chance you could ask the guy you've been talking to about how we get the FAD to not be recognized after swapping the axle? It's causing dash lights, and obviously, the inability to switch into 4WD. I've been comparing the hex to the different models and they all seem to be different based on...
Oh, finally, I can answer this! Before I purchased my Bronco I purchased my first ever Jeep wrangler unlimited hybrid. Then , before I even took it home, dropped it off for 10k in upgrades. Wheels, tires, metal cloak lift, the works, it was a beast. Then, I started driving it. After about three...
Chevy 1500, Ram 1500, and the Ford F150 all come standard with open difs. Unless you order it with a locking diff, or limited-slip, you get the same thing you get on a bronco with an open dif. Still stands, you do -not- need a rear or front locker to go on the beach, let's not be overly dramatic...
I feel like this is a little beaten to death. You don't need lockers to use a 4x4 in sand. Remember, most half ton trucks don't have lockers and they have been beaching for decades. You can't just blanket tell everyone to get lockers because of how great they are. Literally, nothing this guy...
You should post this on the askcarsales reddit group. Just for the lulz. Make sure you share the dealer and salesperson information here too though, again, for the lulz.
You're wrong. I'm not sure how else to tell you that. Perhaps you could call your insurance company and ask them for a market value on your vehicle, they'll usually tell you. You can also check the countless threads on this very website of people telling you that they received the MARKET value...
None of that really matters lol. The value is what the value is. Using your logic, the price of a car is never the value because of the market adjusting. You can call it any which way you want. If you paid 48k for your OBX and you total it tomorrow, you're getting back over 60, period. These are...
That's slightly laughable. You're arguing semantics at that point. The value has been shown via banks and insurance companies. This isn't a temporary adm increase and it's not regional. You're factual use of the term may be accurate, but again, just because you wish it, doesn't mean it's true...
Paying the value of something is often considered too expensive. The good news if if you decide to pass on one, it's just better for the next guy that doesn't have a problem paying what it's worth.
What are you talking about taking a big hit? The VALUE of the broncos are about 18k over MSRP. It doens't matter what you think, or want to believe, the value of the bronco is what it is. If you get it for MSRP, you're making mad bank if you sell it because of the price protection from the...
Yeah, That's happening too! It's a good deal imo. It's also been proven and shown that the market price of the bronco is in fact 20k above MSRP in most cases. Just ask anyone that's been paid by their insurance company after it's been totaled, they're getting market prices for it, not MSRP. If...
Spoken like a true boomer. But realistically, I don't care lol. Anyone who complains about what I buy is just jealous, it is what it is. Go pout about it in silence.
I always get a kick out of people calling me stupid while also exclaiming they are somehow better because of (insert ignorant reason here).
I didn't come here to explain how good earners spend money, I commented because people seem to think those who spend over msrp are stupid, you'd probably...
Imagine if dealerships said this when the last two decades they had to sell under MSRP. NOPE NOT GONNA DO IT, We'll all just stop selling to people who expect under MSRP lol. Some of you make me giggle.
I think this is a major, major part everyone seems to be overlooking. When you total the car, or try to trade in the car right now, you're going to get the WORTH of the car, not the MSRP. For everyone that's getting MSRP by ordering the vehicle, you're sitting on massive amounts of equity...