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My mistake, order banks open in October for 27. Still 570 new 25s in a 100 mile radius from westchester, NY.

By the time the 25s are released it will only be a few months before 27s are due to roll off the line. Will ford heavily discount the 25s to get them off lots to make way for 26s and soon to be 27s?

This new Bronco badlands that I am looking at was built in May 2025. It looks it will have probably been on their lot a full year. Besides the bad gas is there anything else I might need to be concerned about with a car that’s been sitting on a dealer lot for a year?

Wow that is aweful, thanks for the info

Does anyone know how long this will take to correct? I just found a new 25 I wanted to buy?

I am trying to buy a new one and the dealer said there is a stop sale. They might not be able to sell the cars until the end of the month or early next month.

Anyone know of decent dealerships that are offering discounts on Broncos? Some local westchester dealers are pretending it’s 2022 with the 2025 Broncos.

What time today and will we be able to watch?

As someone who is planning to order a new Bronco in 26, my money is on a Bronco Sport beach edition. Anything else would be a total surprise.

Bummer no lease on out of state. I would be all over this deal.

Does anyone know when the 2026 order books open? I am hoping for orange fury.

Same situation, the price of the hard tops is about the cost of taxes, titles, and fees on a new lease. Even if there was a way to negotiate the residual at the end of my lease, I would still want to need to replace my awful first gen soft top.

32 and change had a deal at invoice which might have been a little less that 40k

I guess it doesn’t matter too much at this point. Ford set my buyout at the end of my lease if it’s underwater at lease end, it’s not my problem. If my truck wasn’t underwater, I could consider terminating the lease early or buying it out.

It’s disastrous for people who paid adm and have 84 month loans and need or want to get out of them.

I appreciate that there are people here that will keep their bronco’s forever and hope to pass it on to family, but the focus of the question is was not meant for that group. As a mass produced vehicle, the vast majority of bronco’s will make it to the used market and eventually the crusher.

Is yours a two door? Seems like the four door values are doomed.

Where do you see a base bronco on the ford website? Also this is about the market value of a used 21 Bronco.

I wish there was a basesquatch, but the big bend always had more features than the base bronco.

KBB was $500 less than Carvana.