There has to be a good number of people who have waited so long for their Bronco that they could have a large down payment and the interest rates won't sting as much.
This sounds like a press release to bolster the weakening stock price.
There is so much in play with this 197K order number. Supply chain may improve. Pent up demand is there, maybe.
Order banks closed early for MY2022 for a number of vehicles pushing people to MY2023, plus so many 2022 Bronco...
I think the suspicion is that if you got one of these during the week it meant you weren't getting scheduled. I think this has been debunked but my heart did sink a little yesterday when I got the off-roadeo email again.
Since there are two different answers, I will break the tie breaker. According the FAQ's on the Ford website, you will get some form of price protection. What seems to be up in the air is how much you can alter your order and lose the price protection.
Hope you’re right. Converting those never ordered reservations would only muck up the current orders on tap. Although there may be a good number waiting for the mod top that could convert since the top isn’t happening this MY and those reservation holders still might want a Bronco.
Poor baby. Getting your wildtrak build date 8 months from ordering. Your sarcastic post is going to fall pretty flat with crowd that has been waiting for 800 days since reservation and 18+ months since ordering.
Constraints and allocations will play a huge role. I have a bad feeling that the large dealers who have cleared out the lower trims on their order sheet will be receiving lots of lower trim stock vehicles to fill their allocations while constraints really delay orders from small dealers and...
I have been contemplating dropping Lux to High in case the chips are still a problem and there a few features on Lux I don't care to have. But I don't want to rock the boat on price protection until it becomes clear what we can and cannot change and keep PP.
Welcome to the party. I'm a 12/2021 order and feel like a baby around here. Maybe the market will soften just a bit on the used Broncos. If the interweb prognosticators are correct about the coming recession, especially in the auto loan bubble, then you may see more Broncos on used lots. So if...