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LMAO, awesome!!

Been out of the loop just patiently waiting my turn for quite a while. Now that my Bronco is in production I'm just curious if the days of vehicles being parked in lots for weeks at a time awaiting chips or whatever is still a thing?

So I called customer service and was provided a certificate number but they weren't able to tell me how much it's worth. Told me to contact the dealer to find out. I'm not very trusting of any dealer so how do I go about finding out how much this is? Who's to say they tell me $500 when it's...

So pardon me, been out of the loop for some time and I'm currently in production and just now seeing this price protection. I ordered just before order banks closed last year (Feb 2022) and from what I can tell I'm in column B and with a 4dr Badlands I should be looking at $2,395. So since I...

For overlanding Venture4wd has top quality content albeit with a Jeep, or his temporary Defender 110.

I'm thinking the increase in towing is due to heavier duty drive train components needed to deal with the extra HP/TQ and beating the vehicle is designed for and not a different hitch assy.

Good idea, hadn't thought of that.

I don't like or trust any dealer, there's just some I hate less than others, lol. But yeah, agree with what you're saying and will probably end up going that route.

Exactly what I'm thinking!

I have done this and take it all with a grain of salt, and will revisit before ordering as well. For sure!!! Agreed. I've been following and it's certainly odd. Thanks guys, just wanted to make sure I covered my bases. I know I'll be lucky to see it anytime in the next year anyway as I'm...

So I'm getting ready to place an order and curious how to decide which dealer to go with in order to get it the quickest. I've narrowed it down to several dealers who are offering basically the same deal and where I feel the folks have been upfront and nice to deal with, so it basically comes...

I was looking into the sas vs non sas differences question as well and somewhere someone mentioned the SAS has 10mm (0.5") larger bumpstops to limit wheel up travel in order to keep the larger tires from rubbing during full tuck. Not a huge deal but it is something I've found on here.

I'm gonna second this. I understand some laws require at least having them in the car, but in over 20 yrs of driving over Donner Summit, hwy 80 near Lake Tahoe with plenty of snow I have never seen chains required on all vehicles (R3). Usually the road just closes and it's because of accidents...

Just joined and saw this thread, here is a site I've found that has numbers... https://www.goodcarbadcar.net/2021-us-vehicle-sales-figures-by-model/ Also, as it's the beginning of the month not all models have sales figure just yet, hence why you don't see the Bronco listed just yet. It will...