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Bad move by the dealer.

There's no assumption. That's exactly how pre approved loans are pre approved.

Ford has pretty much already said all FEs will be delivered MY21. Some would be later if they choose mod black painted tops or all black leather but that seemed like the only real late availability options that will delay them. I suspect Ford wants their First Editions on the road asap

Because basically any promotional credit card or loan offer is from a soft credit pull. They don't need your CC number to do that either

2 door price

Production starts in December, so probably early to mid January

No idea. Cancelled my day one ressie with a local dealer and made a new one with Granger in October.

If you wanted money off you should have canceled and created a new order. Timing wasn't important to me so that's what I did.

I think many later reservation holders end up getting one simply based on configurations. Plenty or early reservations are probably going to pick options that are in short supply or late availability, which will allow other builds to happen sooner than their actual timestamp would suggest.

Probably went to your spam folder.

I don't know what they've got going now, but I've seen it on F150, Explorers, Expeditions, and Mustangs, so not exactly struggling models. With great credit I'd expect to see rates between 1.75 and 2.5 honestly. Locally a dealer near me(Fair Oaks Ford) is advertising 0% currently on F150...

The numbers are random, so don't read anything into that.

I've had multiple loans through Ford credit for 0%. I'm not anticipating that on the Bronco, but their rates are very competitive even when compared to credit unions.

I wouldn't get too excited, probably just a new shade of gray

Because MY22 Broncos will be delivered in order to the people who were supposed to get MY21s. After those are delivered it will likely be a free for all with many becoming dealer stock. Obviously depending on material availability etc

What would make you think that? They've always said we'd eventually be able to get a manual with the Sasquatch package, but that would not be an option with the 2.7.

Seems to me Ford has been pretty specific about the 2.7 never getting a manual transmission.

The last sentence is important there. Ifn you don't convert you don't have a reservation anymore, and you'll simply be letting your dealer know you want a MY22 when ordering for those open up.

The one call I received from then after reserving day one did not inspire confidence. Guy was talking absolute nonsense. Made it easier to cancel my day one reservation and just make one with Granger instead. At most an overnight trip to pick it up.

Everyone but 2 door