2021 Bronco delivery now "targeted to begin June 2021" and possibly into 2022

[Wrongco]

Why would it be then instead of when you finalize and order?

Because no money changed hands yet and used car values change during a months long order and production process

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[Sherminiator]

Sooo if we take our broco in 2022... will it still be a 2021 bronco? I was going to use my vehicle as a trade-in. that means, part of my down payment will lose a substantial amount of value. :'(

Not really-production year (not calendar year) run normally from September to early summer of the
Next year.

if anything Bronco production will have a long production year for 2021 and won’t switch over to 2022 til late 2022 or so.

 

[j_marinelli]

biggest dilemma for me if this is true is that I would more than likely have to buy tires and maybe brakes for my xterra. Right now Im able to nurse the girl as I pretty much just drive 5 miles to my brothers to car pool everyday. regardless, not a big deal in the grand scheme of things.

 

[Major_Bullsteak]

I'm curious if this means any reservations from this time forward will have that delivery date.

I don't have a clue really, but I believe this may be the case. I made my reservation late in night on 7/20, well after most people on this forum I suspect. And at that time it still said Spring 2021. So that is what Ford set the expectation at, for me and for those who reserved before me. If I were to go in now and make another reservation, my expectation would be that I have to wait until the 2022 calendar year.

Having said that, if it turns out that even the very first reservation may extend into 2022, I hope that doesn't delay the pricing part which is supposed to be in August sometime.

Or, it could all be a marketing ploy to get people who need something now to go reserve the Bronco Sport rather than waiting so long. ?‍

 

[Philly]

I actually don't want my Bronco to be a 2022 if I ordered a 2021 no matter how late it comes. I think it will be a cool to have the first model year it's back. Especially if all the 2021 Broncos that are produced are from reservations.

 

[rusty_shackleford]

If I have to wait until fall ‘21 or even ‘22, I might just go with the 4Runner TRD Pro instead. I still plan on waiting until June ‘21, but I want to use my off-roader that year especially before kids and such start becoming a quick possibility.

sucks because I’d much rather have the Bronco over the dinosaur 4Runner

 

[BroncoJay]

I wonder how this impacts the "late addition" color of velocity blue. Does that date push back too or will that make it available with the initial deliveries?

I love the velocity blue color but I had a Toyota FJ with similar color and kind of over it...
But I think it will look amazing on the Bronco

 

[KH_59]

No bueno was giving my son my F150 to take to college. I'm going to have to buy a beater

For yourself, right....still give him the F-150?

 

[truth2ak]

Being a vintage Bronco owner, seeing this new Bronco patterned more towards the first gen I jumped on this and really let it catch me off guard from my norm. What I mean is I was so excited that I let myself get caught up in the rumors, read into things that really weren't there, and got all hyped up on everyone else's hype.

Now that things have calmed down a bit I have gotten back to my normal frame of mind which includes this bit of information.

If you read closely Ford is not saying that their is a chance that Broncos will not get released until 2022. It is merely saying that because of the high demand as more and more reservations are coming in some of the later depositing Bronco customers will possibly not get theirs until 2022.

If I were a customer and didn't make a reservation in the first 7 to 10 days I probably would just wait and pick up one from the dealer on the lot rather then trying to make a reservation on a Bronco that may not be available until late next year or 2022.

 

[Spencer]

Aside from being anxious (aren’t we all?), the later probably the better for me. I was planning on my Bronco being a 2nd, fun weekend car, so I would prefer to get out of my current car and I to something cheaper before my Bronco arrives.

Plus the wait/excitement is half the fun!

 

[wvmtneer]

Well I wasn’t ordering right away regardless.

Waiting for at least job2, maybe 2022 model with 7mt 2.7.

 

[BroncoTPA]

Being a vintage Bronco owner, seeing this new Bronco patterned more towards the first gen I jumped on this and really let it catch me off guard from my norm. What I mean is I was so excited that I let myself get caught up in the rumors, read into things that really weren't there, and got all hyped up on everyone else's hype.

Now that things have calmed down a bit I have gotten back to my normal frame of mind which includes this bit of information.

If you read closely Ford is not saying that their is a chance that Broncos will not get released until 2022. It is merely saying that because of the high demand as more and more reservations are coming in some of the later depositing Bronco customers will possibly not get theirs until 2022.

If I were a customer and didn't make a reservation in the first 7 to 10 days I probably would just wait and pick up one from the dealer on the lot rather then trying to make a reservation on a Bronco that may not be available until late next year or 2022.

I am being a little selfish but I really hope there is some sort of priority given to the first reservations. I was stressing at my computer for two hours to secure my reservation, refreshing every 3 seconds, I hope Ford recognizes the struggle and allows some form of priority.

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