Yeah, that was probably not Ford's smartest move.
Anyone that was confused before probably has their head spinning off of their neck after reading this.for the record … it says coming, not on the lot in 2020 … coming in 2020 ….. the reveal, the start of production. It does NOT say model year 2020 !!!
not trying to pick a fight with you Recon I just don't get disconnect with some people in this forum sometimes. Maybe I take it for granted because I'm a gearhead and have been all about cars since I've been 12, in the auto parts business for 20 years, so I learned early on anything with a production date after the 6th month of any year will always be the following year production …..
4/15 is 15 MY
7/15 is 16 MY
so if production starts in Dec. to me this means 21 MY !!!!!!! IT'S A NO BRAINER !!!!! doesn't take a lot of thought and doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure it out but unfortunately people see 2020 and right away it's a 2020 !!!!! …… and don't bother to absorb what it is the are reading.
It's like a joke I get a lot of people with ......… it won't work good typing it but I'll try
First make them spell FOLK.
Then ask them what the white part of the egg is ?????
9 times out of 10 one will spit the answer out right away because they don't think about it first ........
YOLK !!!!!! and that is WRONG it's called the white of the egg. The yolk is the yellow part.
so therefore when people see coming in 2020 then right away it's a 2020 !!!!!
sorry to anyone I offend but I had to get that off my chest........ it's like the selling under invoice thing if that is true the dealerships would not have money to keep the doors open and the lights on, they make it up somewhere else. don't believe the hype a one rap group used to sing.
No that means it's coming in real sharp - as in 20/20 vision sharp. Year TBD.
Yep, the optimist in me was hoping it meant MY2020 and it'd be in dealers by the end of 2019, I still think it was pretty disingenuous of Ford to attach 2020 to it when production was to start a few days before 2021, though I can't really blame them for trying to save face given that the development for this thing has been a nonstop series of disasters.Yeah, that was probably not Ford's smartest move.
What I suspect that they meant was "We'll reveal it in 2020, and there might be a couple available for purchase at the very, very, no, seriously, very end of 2020.
……………... I still think it was pretty disingenuous of Ford to attach 2020 to it when production was to start a few days before 2021, though I can't really blame them for trying to save face given that the development for this thing has been a nonstop series of disasters.
They probably just got it wrong and shifted the timetable.Yep, the optimist in me was hoping it meant MY2020 and it'd be in dealers by the end of 2019, I still think it was pretty disingenuous of Ford to attach 2020 to it when production was to start a few days before 2021, though I can't really blame them for trying to save face given that the development for this thing has been a nonstop series of disasters.
the initial report stated production to start In 2020. In my mind that always meant a 2021 model available Q4 of 2020. The “coming 2020” reaffirmed that. Now it got delayed a few month to December. But now who knows.Yep, the optimist in me was hoping it meant MY2020 and it'd be in dealers by the end of 2019, I still think it was pretty disingenuous of Ford to attach 2020 to it when production was to start a few days before 2021, though I can't really blame them for trying to save face given that the development for this thing has been a nonstop series of disasters.
Wait, is he going to be a brand ambassador for the Bronco? Because that would be pretty rad. Also it would pretty much guarantee that my wife will want a Bronco. Only surer way would be to use John Cena.The Rock seems like a great guy, can’t wait to see him be a brand ambassador for Bronco. Super active on social media too, which is great for Ferd.
Hmmm. Methinks thou dost protest too much. We poor slobs in the trenches heard "2020" and not knowing about production schedules and such, thought we were talking about 2020.But it never was a 2020 bronco EVER. When the UAW contract was release they stated “Production to start in 2020” which to me always meant 2021MY. But odds are that’s going to become early 2021 production. Either way just means a late 2021 model.