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Everyone who placed their order before March 2021 will get a VIN and later a production time of completion. Then you can follow the tracking during production to delivery.

Your reservation time stamp matters not when the dealer places the order (deadline). You will get a VIN and locate the order number (four digit) on your dealer summary document (upper right corner). Then go to the link and you can review your process without contacting your dealer for updates...

Have you contacted Ford directly? You need to speak with them. The FE is not apart of the allocation numbers. Everyone will be getting a VIN number (one to two weeks) use number along with their four digit dealer number to track and get information on the date to receive the Bronco. Your dealer...

You have a document from the dealer which is a summary of your order. In the upper right corner there is a Your dealer gave you a document with your order summary. The upper right corner you have an "order number". It is a four digit code. Along with your VIN and four digit order code you go to...

March 19th cut off.

Yes. (1453) with your VIN number that Ford will be releasing with two weeks.

Everyone (before March 2021). If you fall within that time frame you will get a VIN number. Ford will be sending out a date when your production of your vehicle will start. Then with the link provided along with your four digit dealer code can tract its progress. You don't have to keep inquiring...

Everyone who placed their order before March 2021 will get a VIN and later a production time of completion. Then you can follow the tracking during production to delivery.

I spoke with Ford today about the protocol on tracking your Bronco's production. Everyone (Those who placed an order before March 2021) will be getting a VIN number within the next two weeks. Once you get your VIN you can use that number along with your four digit order code (from your dealer...

What you focus on is where will the book value be with the Bronco in five years of ownership? If the vehicle holds half its value than it doesn't matter the extra optional add-ons. You pay the up front amount but after five years you drove the Bronco at $25K.

To add to that you may pay that much up front but if the Bronco holds 1/2 its value after five years you spent $25K for five years for a fun driving experience.

Get ready for an increase in your "Reaction Score". And that ain't a positive thing.

And then you woke up from your nap.

I too noticed the riveting into the sheet metal. I am confident the productions will be quality controlled to higher level.

It just shows you the 90's were not a good decade for the automotive industry. Even Ford acknowledged by going back to the 60's to find a "happy place" for the new Bronco design.

If you look closely at the B6G video with the demonstration of the 12" screen there was a visual of the vehicle gas mileage which showed an avg. 18.9.

The bottom line in all this will be coming in April when we know from our timestamp when to expect delivery. This is no news other than the headliner no charge. If we get anymore delays maybe "fuzzy" will get a FREE hitch.

More like "Velocity Blues" with those atrocious fender flares.

Hey Ford. Two Words. Memory Foam. So I don’t have to remember those loose and indentation leather seats.