1966 MSRP of $2,495 now trading for $50,000? That means ...wait a minute... a $60K 2021 will be worth $1.2 million
unless it's wrapped around a tree and sold for parts
a few data points...
my long gone 1994 bronco (302 V8) 205 HP and 275 TQ
my recently donated 2004 expedition (5.4 V8) 260 HP and 350 TQ
next bronco (2.7) has 27% and 19% more HP and TQ respectively than the expedition, and a whopping 61% and 51% more than the old bronco. those never felt slow...
Sure, let me broncosplain. even though we future owners are paying 5K more than the average new car (me a 4D basequatch) we expect it to be overengineered just like back in '65. For example, um, hold on a sec
The more I read, the happier I am with my 2.7 CG hardtop basequatch order. Like a constant drumbeat... sasquatch not too tall, sort of utilitarian interior (to me, why lux it up), etc. So happy
Choose the path of least regret.
For me, that's Squatch. Would hate myself later for NOT getting it, given it's coming from the factory, particularly if resale matters to you. Which it does not for me at all.
And I say this absolutely knowing that the actual functionality matters maybe...