The color options for leather is my primary issue. If black leather was an option outside of the first edition, I would happily spend the extra cash for leather and power seats.
Do you have a Bronco reservation with Brandon Ford? If so, I'm curious what your experience has been like. I have not been impressed with "The largest volume Ford dealership on the planet" so far.
I believe the Space Gray is the name for the blue/gray MGV and Navy Pier is the color used for the leather. There seems to be only a subtle difference between the MGV and leather coloring.
My wife and I had our first in-person experience with the Bronco at the Brandon Ford event in Tampa, FL. A Velocity Blue, Big Bend manual and a Rapid Red Outer Banks with Luxe package were on display. Both vehicles were preproduction, but the fit and finish of the exterior and interior was far...
I'm really hoping for a modular MIC top in the future. The painted top would look great with OBX trim due to the fenders and mirrors being painted. The slick, black top and the colors/textures of the trim really clash. Plus, you would have be extremely careful taking these panels in out. The...
The sasquatch package has wider fender flares to accommodate the larger tires. The sasquatch flares will not be painted, at least not on the the early 2021s if ever.
Has anyone confirmed if the auto trans is included on the OBX trim package? The B&P currently includes auto with no additional charge for the OBX, but Its not clear if that's still an error.
The B&P is not itemizing the upgraded auto transmission correctly. Selecting the mid-package defaults to an automatic transmission, adds the $1595 charge to the total, but the $1595 is not itemized on the build sheet.
Currently, the Outer Banks comes standard with Auto and the 2.3. You can upgrade to the 2.7. for $1895. A BD with with V6 auto and mid package is almost equivalent to the same OB build, but the OB is actually a tier higher. This is just a bizarre price structure.
Whoever designed the interior of the red Outer Banks has to be colorblind. That is absolutely hideous. MGV has to be the way to go...or with Katzkin leather, which is likely half the price of adding leather to any of the trim packages that offer it.
Ford can't produce painted hard tops, back mic hard tops, only minimal interior options, a handful of the 200+ options, and they are talking about limited editions and expanded color options?
Exactly. I know I would be super disappointed with a wrangler Jeep's historically bad customer service and reliability. I've recently paid of my daily driver, so waiting just allows me more time to grow the down payment fund.
This probably should be a separate thread or survey if it isn't already, but who else has had minimal communication from their dealer outside of the initial confirmation?
I really hope its the poor quality of the photos, but the interior plastic look exceptionally cheap. I thought the seats in the overland concept rig were MGV? Those seats and interior looked fantastic!
Early reservation + residency in a large metro area with high volume Ford dealership = early order fulfillment. First-year orders were never going to be filled any other way. It would be a logistical impossibility to honor reservations in temporal order for a vehicle in its first year....on an...
How is the production of over 100,000 vehicles in a year considered a limited run? Bronco production numbers should be roughly equivalent to that of the Explorer, Edge, Escape, etc, all of which qualify for X-plan.
I wonder if Ford is using the orange stitching and accents the same Jeep uses the red exclusively in the Rubicon? Orange is just such a polarizing color.