Jeeps are a lot of fun!I'm guessing there will still be dealer holdbacks on the Bronco. So, if a dealer really wants to convert as many reservations to sales as he can, he can still sell at invoice. Talk with your dealers before you cause yourself to have a stroke. You never know unless you ask.
If that doesn't work there is Granger, Stephens, and the Texas Buyers group. And, I'm still thinking we may see another dealer or two that understand Granger's strategy, and set up a similar deal. There's still time. Remember what that wise old sage used to say, "The sun will come up tomorrow, you can bet your bottom dollar."
Also, I would like to address some of the Jeep naysayers. My '19 Wranger JL has right at 15K miles, and smiles. There has been no problems, and certainly no "death wobble" that plagued the '18's and before. (Of course I'm going to find some wood to knock on really quick. Don't wanna jinx anything.)
My friend has an outback and swears by it
I bought the stock at $6.71/share and it is at a whopping $7.59 today... who needs the x-plan with that kind of gain...Exactly
Better double check on that one. The person that posted that joined today and that was his first post.
I bit the bullet the other day and picked up a Wrangler. Took the kids out in my wife's 2-door JK Wrangler a few times the past couple months, had a blast! Finally decided I wasn't going to wait 1.5 years+ for a Mansquatch.
I don't believe the Bronco was ever on the list.
