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No you are too young, the Ford Edsil! First Edsil were delivered leaking oil, hoods that did not open, and push buttons that could not be pushed. On a side not, I'm not that old but it did cost Ford 350 million in losses in the late 50's.

Yes, nasty leg over the fire piece by piece with that white top in site! Cactus Grey and White Top belong together.

I would not take a defective top, but I would eat a bug for a WHITE TOP right now!

Impressive, the hill just seem to keep going up. Appeared at first you were keeping the front wheels out of rut, then when they slipped in, you got on it to the top!

You gotta admit, that's a good looking ride!

Regardless of situation, your at worst out $100 dollars and the time to reorder with an honest dealership. Litigation, in any situation win or lose, will be a waste of time, money, and resources. Also, this may end up taking longer than just walking away from this deal and purchasing from a...

I in the same situation, waiting on another vehicle. Wait and continue to drive an older car, or bite the bullet and purchase something sooner. I'm debating on purchasing the 4xe Rubicon while I wait on the Bronco. Good chance my Bronco will not be built until June-July next year.

Seems to be 8 seconds first two runs and 9 on the last with all the spin. Thanks for showing regardless. If you get a chance, show the front glass view on these accelerations too. It does appear to need a tune with larger tires.

Love it! I believe you've summed it up for many Bronco Fans.

Amazing the pain women can handle compared to male counterparts. As long as she is avoiding that 90 degree bend, her pain will dictate how fast you can take the bumps. If she has completed all the PT post surgery, she will be fine. I had an 82 year old lady post-op who refused Tylenol and even...

That was based on daily production numbers for this week. According to another member, this will ramp up August 1 with a total day number of 1000; with the addition of Saturday shifts.

I do think if an individual wishes to pursue this a consumer lawyer would be a start. I am afraid that these dealers have big pockets and usually lawyers on speed dial for these particular situations. The would take more time than ordering a Bronco, turn into a money pit, and just frustrate the...

I question if this would really be an identity theft case when the customer willingly gave their personal information to the dealer for the purpose of ordering a vehicle. The issue would require the customer to file for damages incurred from the transaction. This would also, require the customer...

Thanks for the information. I was not aware they could produce that many in a day. That is great news!

If I calculated this correctly, even at numbers rivaling the range total builds daily, that is 7500 Broncos built/mnth. I realize things can change with redirecting resources, but how long will they build this year and do they add some Saturdays to the mix?

Communication can go along ways from both sides of the issue. I hate the not knowing, just as bad as you. I am considering buying something in the mean time, but not because I need a new car. Hopefully, your burden will be eased in the next few weeks. Mine will last until next year, sometime in May.

I've read that on here too somewhere. The updates after the cancelation would just be like salt in a wound!

And hopefully any issues are ironed out before I take delivery, including tunes that improve overall driving experience.

I may be misunderstanding your post " instead of me buying two and reselling the other one for profit...." Did you not plan on keeping the second Bronco? I

No, changed mine this morning, do not cancel unless you are willing to wait longer. Your easy driving style may help you squeeze out a little MPG with smaller tires, less weight, and the 2.3. If it doesn't work for you after a year or so, consider selling while its limited on dealer lots.