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If Ford acknowledged this depreciation due to the launch, production, and delivery delay and gave us a discount to a 2021 purchase price vs 2022 pricing (or some free upgrades such as Hard Top, Mid Pkg, Sasquatch, or 2.7), then i’d be fine with it being a 2021 model. As it stands right now, it...

Thanks, Thanks, but I think you’ve missed the point of this thread. I’m not saying we should wait longer. I’m saying the deliveries in Spring/June 2021 should be titled as 2022’s because new SUV models come out in the Fall each year. New 2022 other SUVs will start going to Dealerships in...

The model year is more important

It’s the right thing for Ford to do at this point with the delays. Why should we have to pay 9 months of a 2021 SUV depreciation due to the delay. I just don’t get the ‘I don’t care responses’. We should get a new SUV and model (2022) with potential deliveries up to June 2021. If they...

You do seem to be missing the point about 2021 vs 2022. We’re buying a 2021 model year with expected delivery in June 2021. The 2022 model year of other SUV’s will be at dealerships in Fall 2021. We are being required by Ford due to the delay with paying 9 months of depreciation (Without...

The year DOES matter. You are paying 9 months of depreciation without receiving a discount on purchase price

Thanks. Completely agree

It’s about fairness, not resale value. Late Spring/June is just too late to offer a 2021 model year. The 2021 model year launch window has closed by then. We should get a 2022 due to delayed launch and production/delivery delays.

Interesting. Which SUV’s were not launched in the Fall for next year model year? Do you have an example?

Thank you! I completely agree. Some of the responses of 'I don't care' are really surprising to me. It's just fair to reservation holders at this point. It's the right thing for Ford to do.

With all due respect, I think your missing the point. I'm just saying Ford should START the Bronco launch with the 2022 model year. Why start with 2021? June 2021 is too late to offer current reservation holders a 2021 model. It just is. Is its Ford's fault? No, no one saw Covid coming...

Putting 2022 on the title instead of 2021 should not cause another delay. It's just putting 2022 model year on title instead of 2021. June 2021 is just too late to deliver a 2021 model if new purchasers cannot purchase sooner (which we can't)

Yes! Thank you! Manufacturers have to make improvements/choices each model year. I'd imagine Ford already is working on 2022 changes to the 2021. With such late deliveries (June 2021), reservations should not be penalized by getting a 2021 vs 2022. They should merge the 2022 planning (e.g...

Resale is not the main reason for this concern. It will impact all Broncos except maybe the FE's since limited production however. After the delay of the launch and then the delay of the production and delivery, I believe it's only fair to give current reservation holders a 2022 model year...

We'll have to agree to disagree on this point then. It does matter to me and I would think others. If I'm going to purchase a new vehicle, I want a current model year (at the beginning or close to that model year launch), not in June the following year. At this point, Ford should start with...

You don't care that your spending $40K+ on an SUV that will be one model year old 3 months after delivery?

It's not Ford's fault that they had to delay the Bronco launch 6 months due to Covid. However, now they are asking reservation holders to purchase a 2021 model year with a possible (expected) delivery a full year later in June 2021. How can they begin delivery of a 2021 model in June 2021...

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My concern continues to be that Ford 'launched' the Bronco in July 2020, but won't be starting deliveries until late Spring/June for a 2021 model year. New' car models come out in Aug/Sept each year. So, my concern is we are buying a model that will become 1 year old after maybe only having it...