The last Ford Q&A to dealers stated that everyone should still place their order by the March deadline, even if they want a 2022. Dealers were instructed to code it 99.
If I am a dealer, the less skin in the game someone has, the more likely they would complete the sale. Then I can mark it up and sell it to what will be a rabid fan base who want their Bronco now!
By the time 2022 ordering comes around in December you would have had ample time to both see and drive. Dealers are getting both showroom Broncos and service loaners.
Some here as well: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/%E2%9A%99%EF%B8%8F-2021-bronco-accessories-pictures-ford-performance-parts-catalog-availability-schedule.12067/
I didn't know what I was missing until I got adaptive cruise control. Forget long trips. I use every single time I get on the freeway, even to go across town.
Yes they have. You are to advise your dealer than you want to wait until MY22 and your time-stamp will carry over to that model year's production beginning in December.
Nice job changing the colors of the spreadsheet 'vehicle color' to the actual colors of the vehicle. I was thinking yesterday when I looked at the chart that it should be in the same colors as the car. :)
Back in the day when I did lease, the difference in interest/fees was about 10%. You would pay 10% more to lease then buy vs buying outright.
I stopped leasing because every car I purchased I swore I would keep forever. Of course, that hardly ever happens.
The last couple of cars I purchased...
I'm sorry man, I hate to be harsh, but where you been since July 9th when you signed up here? Between then and now there are thousands of posts on deals, dealers, pricing, including a spreadsheet or two. Result is most of us, instead of paying thousands over sticker are instead paying thousands...
At ordering? Man, we negotiated pricing before we chose our dealer.
Most of us (the smart ones anyway :)) are paying thousands of dollars below MSRP.
It is not too late. If your dealer starts to talk about a mark-up or even MSRP, start looking for a new dealer.