wow... they dont offer manual transmission anymore, only existing inventory. I hit a home run with my 2022 2 door basemansquatch at 42kFord seems to be at it again for price increases. If you look at the prices I have put on there, they are now charging for almost every one of their paint colors. Pretty ridiculous really. They obviously aren't investing in proper website designers with that extra money. They cant even get matching rims on their generated image...
On another note, you can see there is now two molded in color hard top options, but it is not clear what the differences are other than one must be . for our Canadian friends to the north by spelling color, "colour". Anyone know what the difference in the two hard tops are? There is roughly a $500 difference in the two, but both appear to be molded in color carbonized gray hard tops. Haven't seen any threads on this yet.
Also, how long have been been waiting currently for builds roughly? I know my two door I got as part of the original reservation and orders took me 795 days. I highly doubt they are taking that long with how much stock is at the dealers currently.
Where are you hearing that? Manuals are still available in B&P.
Wait, so there's no rear tint on the base model? I figured all models got the same glass with a little tint on the rear.What? This dirty, scratched up thing?
People are trying to talk me into window tint, but with the Base gone, our fishbowl, old-school glass will be a rarity.
Make sure you're in '24 B&P, for some strange reason it's defaulting to '23.when you click on it, this shows up ..
ahh good call - youre right.
Its the Natural Model Cycle: I remember reading an analytical article a decade or two ago (in Car and Driver, I think) about the relative advantage and disadvantage of buying early or late in a new model cycle. The thesis was that price-wise, buying in the first year (or two) of new car model release was always advantageous, because as the vehicle ages, and (if it) gets popular, pricing increases and the vehicle gets more expensive. The advantage a few years of waiting is that design flaws get fixed, and options increase, including features not available in the first year or two. But you pay more. So what We're seeing here is a pretty natural cycle of model pricing on a new innovation.Ford seems to be at it again for price increases. If you look at the prices I have put on there, they are now charging for almost every one of their paint colors. Pretty ridiculous really. They obviously aren't investing in proper website designers with that extra money. They cant even get matching rims on their generated image...
On another note, you can see there is now two molded in color hard top options, but it is not clear what the differences are other than one must be . for our Canadian friends to the north by spelling color, "colour". Anyone know what the difference in the two hard tops are? There is roughly a $500 difference in the two, but both appear to be molded in color carbonized gray hard tops. Haven't seen any threads on this yet.
Also, how long have been been waiting currently for builds roughly? I know my two door I got as part of the original reservation and orders took me 795 days. I highly doubt they are taking that long with how much stock is at the dealers currently.
Really? You don't get why people complain about being priced out of buying something they're passionate about? That's an alien concept to you? Congratulations on having never wanted for anything I guess. I already bought mine so I've got no dog in this fight, but it would cost me $9k more to buy right now the equivalent Bronco to what I already bought, which is pretty alarming to me since it hasn't gotten 20% better in quality, design, or performance.I don't get why this is even a thing people whine about. A company, all companies out there can charge what ever they need to. You can choose to pay it or look someplace else. The fact they choose to elaborate and tell you where the "increases" are get people wound up. They don't have to say shit. They could just be the price is the price. Buy it or don't.
No, I'm Canadian. If I were to try and rebuy my bronco now it would be 16k more. Along with having to pay at least 30% more for any aftermarket parts. If I want something, I don't care how much it is. I shut up and work harder, figure out how to buy it. Cause it's on me whether I choose to buy shit or not. I don't whine about it online. That's just the way things are. With everything. Gas, food, housing... I don't see the point. Is coming online going to make anything better?
