I've seen this sentiment from a few different places and just want to point out that every bronco sold to a reservation holder or order holder is going to a customer.
The reality is that Ford needs to fix their production problems. The jeep wrangler has been in production for years, and Jeep...
yes, it's a bit pedantic, but what is being done here is not solving the source of the noise. It's just making it less likely to be heard by you.
Much of the noise is caused by the way air is moving over things like the light bar and gaps in the tops, the way the tops sit on the windows, and...
I feel like these hidden winch setups would be ideal for that new Groove Fairlead, hawse Style from Yankum ropes. It helps protect the synthetic rope from friction damage and considering how low the fairlead is, I could see it coming across some rocks or tree that you are moving over...
Eruption Green would be my choice. Though I can see why people like Velocity Blue. It looks really good. And to be honest is likely an easier color to keep up. Light colors tend to hide dirt better than dark colors. Here is one that was at the Offroadeo in New Hampshire.
Oh yeah, Mine will get very spendy over the next 10 years. I don't feel a need for anything bigger than 37's currently, but if my grandkids get into it I could see bigger tires. And I don't think I would want to do anything serious with 40's or larger with the stock axle shafts and CV shafts.
The post is pinned to the top of the Forum Ordering, Pricing, Production, Tracking, Delivery.
I highly suggest people who want to track your bronco through manufacturing read the pinned posts there.
Someone said it already, find a wrecked bronco and swap in their dana 44.
If you want to get serious, Spicer does have a Ultimate Dana 60 Semi Floating rear axle built specifically for the Bronco. The one they did for the Jeep is $2975, and there is no pricing for the bronco unit yet. (they...
Damn, yes, as many were telling people when the orders were converted to MY23, you needed to validate the order with your dealer, because Ford messed many of them up in their conversion.
If you really want the switches, most of the wires are there in the harness, you just need to do some work...
It's not about what it can pull down the road. You likely were over the load rating for the tires (if you didn't bump the pressure up to 60psi where the max load index is) as well as over the tow rating for the bronco. Should a tire fail on the trailer or the bronco you would have been in bad...
What is your blend date? It's on the sticker. What is an order sheet "to" the dealer? You would get an order "from" a dealer. the sheet they give you to confirm the order you place with them.
Get a badlands, and pocket the money. A non-sas badlands is incredibly capable as it is. Want the ground clearance or the look of the SAS, spend the money on a lift and 35s or 37s.
Live with the soft top; it's not bad.
Lux isn't necessary.
Was it on the order sheet they printed for you?
If it's not on the sticker, it won't have it and depending on your blend date, there is no way to change it.
Just to make this clear, they also are offering $2500 now, because if you don't get your 2023 order built, you may be able to roll over to 2024 but you won't get price protection. It'll just be like you ordered a 2024 at the current price of the 2024. The ongoing price protection train is ending...
For everyone who has a dealer driving them nuts but you are stuck with them, or anyone just generally wanting to be prepared. This is a good video. You can ignore the bargaining for the price of the vehicle, as we all know there isn't much room there. But the finance office and extended...
#1 you talked to one person from Ford and they answered you hyper specifically. You might want to try and talk to someone else.
#2 for 2023 they eliminated price protection and rebranded as a Private Offer.
For example, your order on 2/21 puts in the Level A offer.
2 door badlands gets $3425...
Walking away isn't an option really unless your vehicle situation has changed and you wouldn't want the Bronco otherwise. Otherwise just stand pat, roll the dice, and if your order gets swept, life goes on. If your order manages to get scheduled, you won the lottery, rejoice.