Sorry I didnt, they were spread out everywhere. I do mean everywhere.Congratulations! Were you able to get any pics of the lot? Would love to see if I can find mine.
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Sorry I didnt, they were spread out everywhere. I do mean everywhere.Congratulations! Were you able to get any pics of the lot? Would love to see if I can find mine.
BTW, the A-plan (not X-plan) price on my lowly base was only $1261 less than invoice. So without even taking into account model year transition or order modification, @ $2000 under invoice, I got a better deal than Ford employees right out of the gate. Amazing.No Bronco is X-Plan eligible. They haven't been from the start. Some dealers have offered "x-plan pricing", but that's just matching what the assumed x-plan price would be, if available.
https://www.fordpartner.com/partnerweb/pdf/IneligibleProducts.pdf
I didn’t have any trouble with the in-transit title (or anything else) in TN, although the tax calculation/check was low by about $600 due to county by county variations in fees,etc, which I had anticipated. Echo thanks to @Zach@Granger, Samantha, Eric, everyone behind the scenes working just as hard, and God bless Albert.I received the paperwork 2 days ago so it was 2-3 weeks as Zach noted. I had no trouble with the CA DMV and it took me about two hours to get the smog check and finish the paperwork. Looking forward to driving the Bronco now that it's all registered and insured.
Thank you to Zach, Samantha and Eric who helped get this done.
FKNA….and God bless Albert.
These were there last Friday when we picked up.Congratulations! Were you able to get any pics of the lot? Would love to see if I can find mine.
Finally!Well I finally have a ship date!!! 4/11 build date and stuck at the plant for a while.
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Exact same blend date as mine, which was actually stuck in production for about a week, amazingly made it to Granger in just over two weeks transit, then sat there almost 3 weeks till I picked it up, and has now been home for 3 weeks today. What a difference for 2 vehicles with the same date of production!Finally!
I saw one Eruption Green Everglades on their lot Friday. Not sure if it was yours, but It looked great!Super excited to pick up my Everglades on July 5th. Will be 12 days shy of 3 years from my reservation.
Confirmed!I received the paperwork 2 days ago so it was 2-3 weeks as Zach noted. I had no trouble with the CA DMV and it took me about two hours to get the smog check and finish the paperwork. Looking forward to driving the Bronco now that it's all registered and insured.
Thank you to Zach, Samantha and Eric who helped get this done.
That is wild. I have no idea when this will get there or when it will be ready to pick up. I’m assuming early august. Any guesses?Exact same blend date as mine, which was actually stuck in production for about a week, amazingly made it to Granger in just over two weeks transit, then sat there almost 3 weeks till I picked it up, and has now been home for 3 weeks today. What a difference for 2 vehicles with the same date of production!
Most likely mine, it's Eruption green with the key pad.I saw one Eruption Green Everglades on their lot Friday. Not sure if it was yours, but It looked great!
Seems like average transport time is 3 weeks or so, once you get on a railcar. And assuming that you don’t get stuck at the railyard in Omaha. Then 2 weeks prep/waiting on the call from Granger - hopefully the worst is over for them after the big influx of orders. So, my guess is 5-6 weeks assuming you get on a railcar relatively quickly… which doesn’t always happen. Getting on the train is your next big hurdle, but not the last!That is wild. I have no idea when this will get there or when it will be ready to pick up. I’m assuming early august. Any guesses?