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Wildtrak, MIC, lux, modular Reserved 7/21/20 Ordered March and then again October. No build date, only silence. Only certainty is that I will be having a two year anniversary with no Bronco.

And another Colorado Sasquatch. This is about 5 inches and $5 at Scheels.

Crying, Waiting, Hoping

dealers will be allocated a Bronco or two for demo purposes.

Separate from the holdback Ford gives a commission to dealers for vehicles sold under the AXZD plan. This is to help compensate dealers for selling a vehicle at the lower plan price.

I don’t think the 2021 F150’s have started production yet so you aren’t going to see any on dealer lots.

After all 3,500 FE were sold out Ford announced that the FE production was increased to 7,000. However, FE never opened back up for reservations. Where are these other 3,500 going? To dealers for stock? Certainly not to the public.

No previous sales that I see so it is likely a lie to bolster his ad. According to completed eBay sales the only previous Bronco reservations is the guy trying to sell his spot for $5K. It goes unsold and he just keep relisting it.

Ok, which one of you is responsible for this eBay ad? https://www.ebay.com/itm/2021-Ford-Bronco-FIRST-EDITION-Reservation/164357675413?hash=item26447b1995:g:psgAAOSwLMZfSP-O

I might drive over a few parking lot stops or curbs every now and then, just because I can.

Many years ago it used to be true that all new models were released around September but that is no longer true. New models can be released at any time.

@VictoryLights It is optional for dealers to participate In the plan sale. If the dealer sells at X-Plan they will be paid a commission by Ford Motor Company. A dealer may elect to not sell at X-Plan primarily when it is a sale out of stock on a unit that they would otherwise have no problem...

By the way, thank you for all the work on the spreadsheet. It is appreciated and useful. Thanks for sharing the X-Plan example. It only confirms what I have been saying all along. The example’s calculated X-Plan price of $39,036.20 is exactly dealer invoice less .4% PLUS $275. Your spreadsheet...

I have a reservation on order and am looking forward to being able to drive it. You are correct that I am relatively new to the forum but being a long time member does not make anyone more “experienced” with all of the answers. Currently, and unless Ford decides to change the X-Plan pricing...

For the Broncos you are incorrect as the X-Plan price is going to be above invoice. Example - $50,000 dealer invoice less .4% or $200 plus $275 is $50,075 X-Plan price. It isn’t significantly above invoice but my original post stated slightly above and that is correct. Only when you get to an...

@theguda X-Plan is not a discount off of a negotiated price. It is a price set by Ford Motor Company and is slightly above dealer invoice. The X-Plan price already includes the $275. Because Granger is selling at a price below invoice, and below X-Plan, there is no need for X-Plan at Granger.

Wanted to share a picture I took last year in England. It is a Ford Ranger “Wildtrak”. 3.2 liter 6 speed. Bronco isn’t the first to have a Wildtrak!

True but after that first year there may be few Broncos on the dealership’s lots because the factory is likely going to still be filling reservation orders. Therefore, the demand may be high helping to increase the resale value even more. This is assuming one would want to sell after a year.

I don’t mean to be a pain. The good news is that the X-Plan price is clearly stated on the invoice so it is transparent to all buyers. The calculation for an X-Plan price has been previously posted here which is dealer invoice less .4% of invoice plus $275 so the customer is paying that admin...

To be clear, the $275 isn’t a fee you are going to see on the contract. The X-Plan price (and A/Z Plan price for the matter) is clearly stated on the dealer invoice. That $275 admin fee is already Included in the printed X-Plan price.