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Unfortunate. After waiting for so long, and continued delays with the Hardtop (and other items generally ordered as the V6 and Trailer package) this is just another nail in the coffin Of getting a Bronco With production capacity will not reaching full levels until August and with production...

This is the second time this week that Webasto got me. Boat heater failed after 4 years. Now the hardtop. Damn it. Seriously, I can only hold Ford accountable. This production (lack of production) issue has been known for months, possibly 8 months now, and still they can not get over 40...

No. No. No. The lucky ones are getting 2022’s, the rest of us Are being scheduled for 2023.

As another Canadian I went searching for a completely made in North American product...not Mexico, not China, not parts from India. Michigan plant, USA manufacturing and assembly, and Union workers was exactly what I wanted and needed. Thanks Ford. Consumers want this and are (by example of...

Completely agree. Given the take up rate on the MIC top and a production rate of 40.day it will take the next 5 years of production to fill the current reservation. Model year 2026 for delivery.

I think Ford sees that the world stops at the Canadian Border. Dealers appear to be in haze, reservations are in a haze

Convincing partner was easy. We use a Land Rover for off reading which has been an excellent choice...but a Land Rover in remote areas of North America doesn’t always sit well with locals. Land Rover needs replacement at 200,000 miles and looking for a tough, go away where, North AMerican made...

So, let me get this straight. Someone earns good money taking a very useful truck (and need I see good looking truck) and designing it to look like a 12 years old wet dream. Seriously..the Bronco is a very useful truck...this?..the colour...the style...the 40 inch wheels that need a pit crew...

Date and time stamp are critical factors, but they are only two of many factors that Ford will consider in scheduling builds. In addition to date and time time stamp each Dealer is allocated a certain number of Broncos in MY21 regardless of when the reservations assigned to that Dealer were...

Aren’t you a lucky SOB. On my side of Canada (far west) the Dealer still has heard nada from Ford as to how many Broncos they are allocated, or even how many other reservations are at the dealer. Damn it. Are you in Ontario?

Suspect that we all need to take a crumpled paper back and hold it over the mouth and nose and take several deep breathes. Have seen pictures where the Roast looks great and others that it looks bad like a big dog barfed inside the Bronco. Reality is in pre-production units colours may not be...

Nice for Dealers in America...not so in Canada. No allocation numbers even on April 1 when they really could mess with our minds

Could be true...but. The 3.0L Ecoboost is an aluminum block...the 2.7L is a compacted graphite iron block (AKA Diesel engine block material). I know that for a small block engine with twin boost I want the compacted graphite block.. In addition, the 2.7L has direct and port injection which...

In reading this issue over the past several months there appear to be a number of factors at play as to when these Broncos will arrive on the driveway....not just where one sits in the reservation que, and Ford controls (or in some cases does not control) all the variables. Firstly, Ford will...

Geez. Agree with other posts....not gonna do this. Given the way that this was broken down....not sure how the rebuild would turn out It appeared to be just the second one he has done and there were parts everywhere. What’s the bet he ended up with 3 pats on the bench when assembly was...

When looking at the Jeep, the engine was reason number 1 for not looking at the Jeep. Old design, not even port or direct fuel injected.....which Jeep has promised for years but just never got around to. Consequently fuel economy sucks...sucks lots of fuel to where my 14 year old Land Rover...

Crap....my bad. Ford website is a year old.....production does appear to be up and running but MAP gossip website is just old. My bad guys

Hoping this is true...but it is only this week that Ford announced that US production plants would re-open for production on May 18 after Covid 19 closures.

Interesting as a Wildtrak with Sas and a roof rack

Yes. The Lada was here in Canada. And this version does indeed look wonderful. Unfortunately (?) it is not imported in Canada now...but wait, there is a reason. The Lada most likely the only line of cars that made the initial Hyundai Pony look like a finely engineered and produced...