Most people who bought Wranglers never went off road. They bought it because it was, “cool,” or they wanted to have a convertible. So yes the convertible part is a big draw…I wouldn’t own a truck today if it wasn’t a convertible.
I don’t know, that’s for someone else to figure out lol. I don’t see how talking about the roof that isn’t going to change is conducive to anything. Either you like the car or not, roof and all.
It’s a shame that instead of more feel good stories like this we have dealers ripping people off and getting more Broncos than them. Ford hates good press.
@Ford Motor Company
I was telling you this in a roundabout way. Yes, it’s a shit show. People are ordering Broncos and getting vins in a day while those of us who reserved, wait.
I reserved a Bronco for my wife in early August of 2020, no Bronco. I know multiple people with first and 2nd day reservations in July 2020 that still don’t have Broncos. That should tell you everything you need to know about this process.
You’re not an idiot. 99% of car orders are simple, you tell the dealer what you want and he provides a price sheet. You sign it, car gets built and shipped and you pay what the paper says. This is only a thing now because of Covid.
I always enjoy reading all the jackass comments blaming somebody because someone else can’t keep their word. It’s kind of like blaming the wife for not keeping the husband happy enough so he felt the urge to cheat.
I remember the last guy that shamed people and got bent over the very next week...
I’ll be honest, they look good. But $900? I can buy brand new rock rail steps for nearly half that price. Not trying to be rude, just makes it hard to justify.