My new Bronco is at the rail yard so I went to CARMAX this afternoon to get an offer. I’ve got it in writing and it’s good for 7 days.
We’ll see what the dealer offers, and I’ll go with whichever one makes then most sense.
My state does take trade ins into account on the sales tax and that...
AAR shipping requirements. Anything removable that extends beyond the vehicle roof heigh or wider than the side view mirrors must be removed for shipment.
Driver and passenger seats must also be in the all the way back position.
It’s because Ford never expected to get 1.5 yrs worth of reservations in week 1 of taking reservations and then have to launch a from scratch vehicle in the middle of a global pandemic coupled with a supply chain crisis.
Jeep doesn’t have a backlog of orders in the 10s of thousands on the...
Is getting vehicles out of Ice Mountain a chip issue or a labor or issue? They clearly have chips as they are able to run production, but installing chips off of the production line takes specially trained labor.
Something weird going on with that rail car. Shows departing MAP on 2/27 and arriving Alliance on 3/7. However, it keeps flipping from showing load or empty the whole trip. It did show loaded departing MAP and loaded arriving Alliance so I’m sure it was loaded, but this may indicate why there is...
Had trouble catching a ride in STL. All the trains were maxed out. Lost 3 days.
Train just arrived at Mira Loma. Will probably unload in the next day or so.
They’ve been having trouble with trucks in LA so it may sit a while.
You may still be able to get tracking through CSX. I believe Houston Broncos are going via the BNSF. The BNSF will still provide updates to the CSX and CSX will update their system. My Bronco arrived at that point on Monday and it just left Chicago yesterday. It may still take a couple days to...
Anyone else just digging the whole vibe of this photo. Bronco, outbuilding, the accents on the garage door and the fences in the background. If it weren't for the damn palm trees I'd think he was on some peaceful Kentucky horse farm.