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The heating pads are made of silicon and fiber, and the connectors will be attached to the seat frame (held off of the floor). The interior is a wash-out interior not a fully submerged interior. The components will not be damaged by getting wet. I've had aftermarket seat heaters in a...

As I read it, you only receive the fordpass points when you TAKE DELIVERY of a 21MY. So, one could change their order, have their order pushed to a 22MY for other reasons and not get a damn thing, not even the lower cost for the dual-top option. In other words, there will be some people fucked...

@Zach I know things change, and will change, but what options are those that are known, as of right now, to delay an order.

The bottom seat not tilting is usually the difference between the 6 way manual and 8 way power seat. If the power seats do not have presets it would shock the 'ell out of me. If you go BL and power seats you loose the wash-out interior. Also, the WT does not have the disconnecting sway bar...

I hate to break it to you but, in less than two years you will see 3 broncos at a stop light in anytown USA. The new bronco is a mass produced vehicle to compete with the powerhouse that is Jeep. If there was no Jeep there would be no Bronco; the first bronco was an imitation of a Jeep and...

I was just about to write that one.

Noticed they picked the smoothest part of JV to show....

They will stop taking reservations when the supply exceeds the demand. A few years from now...

Wow, good thing Ford will sell these things to anyone. If there was a test, many would not pass.

You, my friend need a history lesson. The Bronco, Range Rover, IH Scout, and the Toyota FJ 40 Land Cruiser, to name a few, were all imitations of the Jeep. Even today, Ford has admittedly copied today's jeep to get into that market. You have every right to your subjective opinion but if you...

The keypad is worth its weight in gold. I have the goal of completely going keyless in my life.

I'd buy that for a dollar. (ok, maybe even more)

I'm glad they are letting the commoners have a chance at a bronco. It is all for charity you know.

I'll take one of both, thank you very much.

What you are calling "allocations" is determined by converted confirmed orders. These factors are NOT known as of yet. What you have posted is a guess, educated or not it is still a guess, I refer you back to the truism in my first post. If you what you type is true, which it may be, then...

^^^^^^^^^ Ford has said they have no idea as of now, after March 19th they can start to make guesses. If allocations mean something then timestamps do not, you can't have it both ways.

Run, don't walk, to another dealer.

OK childrens, put your big boy pants on. Ford does not even know how many allocations a dealer gets so, how in the hell can a salesperson be telling people how many they got? Here is the process from Ford, I can't be the only one that has seen/heard this.... I know a lot of people have but...

That article is 3 months old, an eternity.

The table seems handy. https://www.thedrive.com/news/37614/2021-ford-bronco-four-doors-sliding-tailgate-lets-folks-up-to-8-feet-9-inches-sleep-in-the-back Is it supposed to be a bolt-in deal that can be added later?