Nobody will ever know until March when the orders are in and get processed. Something that "seems to make sense" could be totally wrong. I'd put money on Badlands being a large percentage of 21 deliveries just for the sake that it takes on the Rubicon directly - can't really call your product an...
True but the electronic setups now make it a cake walk. I'm sure people will be shocked the first time they have a front locker engaged and turn in a parking lot wondering 'what the heck that noise and jerking are', but easy enough to disengage. Because I'm guessing most aren't off-roading their...
This is why you really need to wait for dealers to take orders to get 'actual' numbers. B&P is simply giving you an idea of cost not actual cost. More for entertainment really and bar setting. For example don't expect a Bronco to cost you $20k or $90k.
Remember the fine print on B&P...
They're being honest, they don't know. And your timing in converting a reservation to order doesn't matter so if you're the first day or a week later, there is no difference in when you'll get the order processed. All orders need to be in by March 19th, at that point a software program...
Search "Invoice" and you'll see the best guess at costs. Better, get to a dealer and ask what they are doing price wise. B&P will tell you very little about actual cost.
Again why it pays to read some Wrangler forums and understand how/when/why winches get selected. My guess is more than a few will buy it for the look alone.
Oh absolutely true, but for what most people will use a winch for a V12 would be fine. Here is probably a more realistic comparison: https://www.wranglerforum.com/threads/winch-selection-warn-vr-evo-zeon-or.2400666/
As others said, Ford will be lucky to convert 50% of these reservations to orders - especially with delays and the absurd deals Jeep is throwing around now (friend just got an ordered Rubicon for 8K under MSRP). These delays are terrible for the concept of 'reservation'. You'll be fine, don't...