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Modular tops just showed up too. Must be in the process of making a bunch of changes. Kind of bizarre that Ford is updating the tool piece by piece on the live site rather than just pushing a larger update at once

Didn't we hear from multiple Ford reps that the 2.7L and auto pricing in the B&P tool was correct?? What gives

Zeigler and Flood Ford seem to be the most commonly recommended for Ford manufacturer warranties. You can get online price quotes from them which makes it easy, however the Bronco pricing isn't up yet. I'd recommended taking a printout of their pricing with you when you go to pickup your...

Doesn't show as included for me either. Might have been a temporary glitch

Except other manufacturers like Jeep have "Cold Weather Packages" that add heated seats and steering wheels on their own. In fact even Ford offers it on other vehicles...

Makes sense, I'm just wondering if there's anything stopping dealers from doing the same thing with the real Bronco

I'm surprised there appears to be dealer stock of Bronco Sports already? I know the demand is much lower but I still would have thought there would have been enough reservations that the first couple months there wouldn't be anything available on the lots

Throttle is usually less "sensitive" in normal mode compared to sport mode, but is that really that big a deal? You just need to press your right foot down a little bit further...

E rated tires are great if you offroad often. Much better sidewall protection and general puncture resistance. If it's a mall crawler then not worth it.

If it is possible to swap the Badlands and Black Diamond headlights you might find someone to trade with... I actually like the Black Diamond headlights better but I'm likely getting the Badlands trim for the offroad capability..

I've been trying to find this info for the past hour but haven't turned up much. Has Ford released detailed info about the tires on Badlands trim? I know they're the 33" BFG K02s, but based on my searching on Tire Rack, it looks like BFG makes both "C" and "E" load rated K02 tires in the...

On their own yes.. But you're "replacing" components that the car would otherwise come with, so in theory you're only paying the additional cost compared to the tires and wheels it comes with

It looks like the 2020 4WD F-150 with the 2.7L engine gets 18 city/23 highway according to fuelconomy.gov. The Bronco is a little bit lighter but also probably has slightly worse aerodynamics. I'm guessing the Bronco will get similar or maybe very slightly better MPG...

I get that the shift points change in sport mode in most cars, but you should be able to manual shift the Bronco regardless of what mode you're in, or at least that's what other Fords I've driven let you do. At that point the only thing "sport mode" is doing is making the pedal more sensitive...

Does anyone have any evidence that "normal mode" gimps the engine?? My understanding is that all "sport mode" does is make the throttle more sensitive and shift later. You get the same thing if you're just a bit more aggressive when you accelerate. If you're in "normal mode" and put the pedal...

Right but the car doesn't really exist yet, and the premiums are based on a lot more than just MSRP and safety features

Howd you get a premium estmate?

Sounds like someone is salty that they're losing reservations to dealers that don't act like they're running a cartel...

You should be able to get under 3% right now, though rates could obviously change between now and next summer. Best strategy is to get pre-approved at a credit union before you go and tell the dealer to beat it or you'll use your own financing.

You can't B&P any trim with Sasquatch and the 7 speed manual. I think it's going to be available for MY22 builds or something