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My bronco Badlands with the Lux package was blended on January 2, 2024. A day later when I checked the modules page there were some modules listed. But no tear tag. Last Wednesday the tear tag showed up and the modules page was much longer. I checked today and the vehicle is still listed as in...

Couldn’t agree more. Last time I ordered a new car and waited for it. It was a 1989 Ford Mustang LX 5 L five speed notch back with 3.08 gears. Took 10 months to get it. But it was exactly the way I wanted it. Was a ton of fun. It’s the only car I wish I never sold.

Looking at older threads, it looks like many bronco owners receive a production line photo of their vehicle as it’s finishing completion on the assembly line. Is this still the practice for Ford to send a production line photo to the person who ordered a new bronco? Assuming Ford sends the...

I think the answer is in your own post. You mentioned that the tire shop “…. later they found one they had and were able to rotate all 5 wheels/tires.” if you can, bring it back to the same tire shop and ask them to remove the locking Lug nuts. Since they did it before, they should be able to...

blend date for my bronco was Tuesday, January 2. Modules and tear tag showed up on Wednesday the 3rd. Still shows in production. Called Ford to ask a question and was told that the status will change once they have scheduled shipping. Sounded odd to me, but I guess that might be the case.

Just tacked the modules link and I have a long list of modules as well as a tear tag listed. Four digits, three letters and a number.

What is a tear tag? Mine appears to have been built too. The modules are active. Still states it’s in production.

My Badlands was updated and shows in production. It added the date January 2. My modules popped over the night as well so I believe it’s being built. Still shows as in production on the tracker though. I’m with you, looking forward to seeing it say built.

My badlands bronco went into production two weeks ago. According to the window sticker provided it has a blend date of tomorrow, Tuesday, January 2. Looking for any guidance or suggestions as to what to expect next. How will I know it actually got built? Well, I receive an email, are there any...

How about these? https://iagoffroad.com/iag-full-length-ez-step-add-on-for-2021-ford-bronco-1-pair-/ Or these? https://iagoffroad.com/iag-v2-ez-step-add-on-for-2021-2023-ford-bronco I ordered the full length ones for my bronco. Have not been delivered yet. they look like they should work well...

Thanks. That’s what I needed to know. I’ll make sure I bring it up when the truck finally gets delivered.

So my question is —- how do you get the dealer to provide the price protection once the vehicle is built and ready for delivery? Do I need to get ford corporate involved?

You are correct . My summary sheet from the dealer is msrp of $50,685. This is dated Nov 1, 2023.

Mine is production on January 2nd. (Blend date). Mr rotation number is 464/555. Number after the blend date is 0450. are rangers made on same production line?

IAG full length step rails for my badlands.

Currently traveling for the holidays. Will be a week, but I will get back with you and let you know.

Yes, it was a typo. Was $50,885. Submitted my order on November 1. At that time the price and build tool gave me the same price as I have on my window sticker.

Date. 12/15/2023. MSRP. Base price $50,855. Badlands.

Since you believe it’s not the original window I probably would want it replaced. I have filled similar cracks to your description in the past. Never was overly happy with the fix. They still are somewhat visible, and if your eye regularly sees them, it may be an annoyance while you’re driving...

I’m confused. The window sticker provided for my January build is the exact same as what I was quoted at the dealership. MSRP. Based on this post, it sounds like I should get $200 off? Doesn’t make sense.