But given internet 101 psychology, the vast majority of people who post here and other places are bitching/complaining about something...so negative posts are par for the course.
In the 40s the value is fine but not at current prices.The OBX is the top mall crawling trim.So why all the shade thrown at the ultimate mall crawler?
The OBX is plenty capable, even without the front locker, I have not been disappointed with it on or off-road.
Nah, price cuts are coming. Jeep whacked $4600 of Grand Cherokees a week ago. Ford chopped $8100 off Mach-Es today. Wranglers are next due for a price reduction since sales have gone from 220K to 150K in 2 years. Maybe Toyota Highlanders within a year since sales plummeted 23% in 2023.
Nope. I paid $2k ADM last May on an early MY23 MSRP... which in total was a few hundred bucks lower than the late MY23 MSRP and even lower than the 24 MY MSRP. And I have had my vehicle to enjoy for nearly a year, taken it on many back country trips, have slept in it for at least 2 weeks.
Check the details-pretty sure the Mach E is for 2023MY leftovers (which there is a fair amount) and it differs on which model it is.
Not arguing that market is adjusting…which BTW is a good thing, but your low value has more to do with the nearly 100,000 miles on your rig.Really, because it looks like my $48k Bronco has gotten much cheaper! At this rate it will be worth $0 by 2025.
Just wait a little longer and the bottom is going to fall out. That's how I managed to get my previous toy for a fraction of the cost new.
Everything is available, interest rates are working and still taking time to kick in. I have a reservation for a Hummer EV, no idea if I will ever want it, but my build date is likely summer or fall of 25. I've had my dealer and another call me to offer me vehicles, and they all went quickly from 40k over to 10k over to MSRP and below.
I was under the impression that the demand for the hummer EV was really soft-why such the long wait? Maybe you mean 2024?!
Heck, I’m already seeing the Hummer EV SUV for under MSRP around here. They look great, but range is not…especially in these cold states.
And interest rates will not even begin to change until end of this year.
Initially I expected a lot of Broncos going to connected and big spending people. That's just the way of the world. Although I wasn't prepared for just how many big spenders there are around here. Such as people throwing money at 3 or even 4 brand new Broncos for all their family members or whatever. That sort of thing doesn't happen in my zip code, lol.
honestly not even keeping track. I know if i REALLY wanted one, I could forget the build and just go get it.. I like the bronco, have a lot of mods invested in it. works for me. I take it off road quite a bit in Vermont. I did get it for MSRP in Nov '21, so if I decided to exit it, I'd have to think i would do ok if I find someone who wants a highly modded bronco.
seems to be regional
This shouldn't be a surprise to anyone. The Bronco has been out for four years. There has been huge price increases (my Base Bronco would cost $10,000 more today to replace) and same with interest rates. Not only that many are feeling the pinch of inflation. Even so, Carvana is still offering me $3000 more than the MSRP I paid for my Base Bronco which I think is kinda crazy. Dealers in my area don't have many Broncos on the lot, I saw just one the last time I drove by.Things are starting to get crazy.
Ford Store with (21) total Broncos lined up out front including 2 Raptors.
Most of these Broncos have been sitting on the lot for months.
All listed at $2,000 to $3,000 off MSRP (Minus Raptors, $500 off).
They have a Shelter Green 2024 Raptor in transit. Sticker shows it’s just shy of $100,000.
The market has most definitely corrected itself. No more ADM.
How Long are these Broncos going to sit on the lot?
Do you think they will ever sell these at current prices?
If I were to bring another car home, pretty sure I'd be sleeping outside in too until my wife calms down...
