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It is good to see and hear that there are still a few businesses that place integrity and people over profit!

Our whole society is geared towards always blaming someone or something else. Any problem is merely a question mark in search of a solution. Let’s just called it as it is - Ford over promised and under delivered - BIG TIME

Just a painful reminder of how inept Ford is and how we cannot give up hope for our new Bronco!

Let it serve as a reminder that life is not perfect nor are human beings. Honestly , it doesn’t bother me at all- but that be said I have a few friends who be as perturbed as you at the situation.

If I bargain for 8000 over MSRP, then I have I have problem with it at all. But if a dealer represents one thing and then screws a customer with an unexpected ADM, then that dealer is a slim ball.

My dealer told me exactly where I was at in their dealer allocation number and I know approximately how many they are getting each month. But even with that constraints throw a monkey wrench into the equation.

If the Bronco had come in a platinum edition- I would have bought it. Call me whatever you want- I’ve got leather skin lol

I just want to pass on this kudos to Granger Motors. No- I don’t have my Bronco yet. But is so refreshing to deal with a company that is just upfront, honest and transparent with regard to everything going on with my order. I appreciate it that they don’t try to blow smoke nor promise anything...

Act 376 of 1997 prohibits businesses from price gouging during a state of emergency. The law prohibits businesses from charging more than 10 percent above the pre-disaster price of goods or services.

Considering the covid experience we have been thru and Virginia’s price gouging laws- I file a complaint with the Attorney General of the State. Send a copy to the dealership.

It won’t solve anything but it would make you feel better to order “Golf Mill Ford Sucks “ decals and pass them out to all your friends and families to put on the back of their cars.

If you do hire a lawyer- ask for a restraining order to prohibit the dealer from selling your particular Bronco. If granted, the dealer is just sitting in it and the financing of it until the case is resolved. ( that certainly helps considering how long cases can be drawn out)

if you really want the vehicle, then pay it and then sue. Either hire an attorney or represent yourself in small claims court. Argue detrimental reliance - that you relied upon their representation that no deposit was required ( however - what about your initial 100 with ford when you placed...

File a compliant with the BBB. It will be on their record for a long time.

I started out with a loaded out Outer Banks. I kept deleting item after item. I’m now down to a base Bronco with no top, no engine, no fenders, mismatched seats, a rope in place of the tow hitch, and duct tape in place of PPE. Ford has assured me with my changes I might get my (2nd day) order...

You have a beautiful - one of a kind ride. Don’t let any nay sayers rob you of that joy!

We live in a twisted world today . It’s hard to tell if something was said jokingly or seriously.

You need to lighten up. It was just a fun video. I doubt if it is going to change any one’s mind as far as their Bronco selection.

Loved the video. Getting stuck reminds me of my snowmobiling skills. Doing crazy things is what you will always remember.

That’s a beautiful build!