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Prices are starting to drop!
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Yep I've driven one, and while Bronco certainly drives better due to IFS, and will probably be a better daily, the G wagon wins on build quality and maybe reliability. This would be a toy for me so I am okay with rough ride and very little usable room. The only thing I don't like about the G wagon is the difficulty to put on 35 inch tires while Bronco has it in stock form. Will see how the market goes, if I can find a Bronco I like at MSRP, I'd buy it, otherwise I'd rather get a G wagon than paying ADM for Broncos. I already have 3 cars, so I am in no rush to get the 4th one, which would be a toy anyway.
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A dealer just posted 6 Broncos on the Bronco Facebook page all at 5k adm. Also all 4 door softtops.
Big Bend an OBX are easy to find. Base very hard. Base orders were disproportionately 2-door compared to other trims.
When my Bronco was "lost" last month, I looked hard, and could only find one 2-door stick in the entire country priced at MSRP. (which would have put it over $4.5k over my price protected value after shipping from the East Coast to Arizona.
AZ still has sky high prices and little inventory.
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Prices will drop more where housing/living costs are high and prices will stay higher/drop less where housing/living costs are low. The dealership I got my Bronco through is making deals with buyers making reasonable offers.
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Are you talking about the Bronco Sport?
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Good one, but I look more like Sandler 
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You have way too much time on your hands, maybe take up a hobby
.You have way too much time on your hands, maybe take up a hobby
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Bronco prices came down last winter a little too because its a warm-weather toy. As soon as Spring starts, and nobody has any orders coming in because order banks were literally frozen during the winter (pun intended), the prices will shoot back up. Vehicles like this are not nearly as dependent on the economy for sales as your more utilitarian cars are. The production numbers are generally lower, and the class of buyer is a little wealthier than say those for an escape-sport.
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I'm dreaming of that daY
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Definitely regional; however, the point of the thread was prices are dropping and they will continue to do so.
IMO, with the economy going south, interest rates going north, gas prices and inventory increasing it's inevitable that the prices will come back down to reality. I'm going to drop off my own thread now as some people for whatever reasons are very sensitive about this topic and it's not worth the aggravation
Iām going to disagree. I live in East Orlando and their about 11 dealers with in about 20 miles of me. Probably another 10 more within 60 miles. You would think with all that competition out there prices would have dropped. Instead msrp has been going up. On top of that, now you canāt order one.
Iām out of state so Iām away from the usual hobbies and my BroncoGood one, but I look more like Sandler
You have way too much time on your hands, maybe take up a hobby
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