4 year wait for Bronco orders?

[gjennings12]

I have not heard any news on how the MAP is doing in regards of building the broncos. Does anyone know any information on how fast they are going? Does anyone know how many vehicles have been built so far and how many are expected to be produced monthly? I read in a couple articles (links below) that some people will be waiting up to 3-4 years.

https://www.thedrive.com/news/42716/some-ford-bronco-reservations-could-be-delayed-for-years

https://carbuzz.com/news/you-may-have-to-wait-years-for-your-ford-bronco

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[Tonka1]

The 3 to 4 year wait is likely limited to several thousand customers who ordered at several smaller dealerships that offered significant discounts then got side-swiped by FMC change in allocations that favors large dealerships. For other consumers, most likely 12 to 18 months, depending upon what what they order and the supply chain constraints at that time.

 

[KompressorV12]

12-18 months would be the extreme case. You can get your bronco in 3 months or less if you order for a medium to large dealer and opts for a 2.3 soft top big bend. Order a loaded badlands with soft top you're probably looking at 6-12 months. MIC is the big question mark, but they are pumping these things out like crazy now.

 

[jsully10]

Would love to know why there are hundreds, possibly thousands of Broncos stuck in production (including mine)

 

[drbandkgb]

Ford projected 60k for 21 but 35k is about there 21 numbers
They can hit 100k per year 22 going forward

 

[gjennings12]

I heard that Ford only produced 40,000 if not way less in 2021.

 

[gjennings12]

If they only made 900 per month, it would take 10 years to fulfill all the orders.

 

[rgalvinmi]

Finally got mine a few weeks ago....

 

[TrippR]

12-18 months would be the extreme case. You can get your bronco in 3 months or less if you order for a medium to large dealer and opts for a 2.3 soft top big bend. Order a loaded badlands with soft top you're probably looking at 6-12 months. MIC is the big question mark, but they are pumping these things out like crazy now.

I agree 100% with this assessment. Just outside of Portland, OR, and I reserved in Aug/20 and made my order in March at a large, high-volume dealership in the area. (If I had been at a low volume dealer, I would have switched to a higher volume one, based on the new allocation model noted elsewhere in the Forums.)

It's a fully loaded Badlands, with lots of constrained commodities, but on the advice of my salesperson, I eliminated the mod top and replaced with soft top on my order. I knew (as a 20 year soft-top Wrangler owner) there would be an explosion of hard top options once the aftermarket (and Ford) got their acts together.

My Bronco is currently sitting in the local railyard just waiting for a convoy ride in to the dealership now, 8 months after placing my order.

In conclusion, I'd encourage anyone who is ready for their Bronco sooner, rather than later, to take the same path by selecting a high volume dealer, and opting for the soft top.

 

[KompressorV12]

I agree 100% with this assessment. Just outside of Portland, OR, and I reserved in Aug/20 and made my order in March at a large, high-volume dealership in the area. (If I had been at a low volume dealer, I would have switched to a higher volume one, based on the new allocation model noted elsewhere in the Forums.)

It's a fully loaded Badlands, with lots of constrained commodities, but on the advice of my salesperson, I eliminated the mod top and replaced with soft top on my order. I knew (as a 20 year soft-top Wrangler owner) there would be an explosion of hard top options once the aftermarket (and Ford) got their acts together.

My Bronco is currently sitting in the local railyard just waiting for a convoy ride in to the dealership now, 8 months after placing my order.

In conclusion, I'd encourage anyone who is ready for their Bronco sooner, rather than later, to take the same path by selecting a high volume dealer, and opting for the soft top.

Which portland area dealer did you go through?

 

[TrippR]

Which portland area dealer did you go through?

I'm a Damerow Ford order- and happy so far with the experience. How about you?

 

[TrippR]

Finally got mine a few weeks ago....

Loving the AMB, Bob - thanks for posting!

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