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I'm in Houston and I took my Wrangler there, I'd like to go back when the Bronco comes!

Houston here as well - had a 2016 Tacoma 4x4, 2017 and 2018 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. Can't wait for the Bronco to arrive. Trips to New Mexico and Colorado await!

don't title and register it :)

I have a feeling that things will not be that easy. I specifically asked if I could just build and order two in December, see which spec I like better and take it - leaving the other behind. My rep indicated that there will be some tracking system in place by Ford. It really sounds like they are...

I didn't ask if there was a timeline associated with this dealer change. My assumption is that you must lock in your dealer in December when you place the actual order.

I have two reservations - Wildtrak and Badlands. I doubt they will care how it shakes out once the Bronco arrives.

I didn't ask that. I'm sure you could sell your FE spot!

So I just spoke to my local rep. I originally reserved a Wildtrak and expressed my desire to change to a badlands. She called and read me word for word the email she received from her Ford rep/contact/whatever you call them. 1) You CAN change the model in December when you place your order...

2.7 f150 gets 20 and 26mpg

Seriously?

Are you suggesting you didn't reserve one and Robb will just hook you up?

I meant Tommie Vaughn. Invoice - 0.4% + $275 program fee Easiest way to get it is to join the Mustang Owners of America club at least 60 days prior to purchase. $25 bucks per year to join. https://mustang.org/membership-account/levels/

My wife is the HR Director for Team Gillman. Mr. Gillman put me in contact with Tommie Vaughn and that's who I am going through. I think your best bet for pricing is x-plan.

I ordered two, 1 last night - reservation number 10119715 and 1 just now - reservation number 10164071 - 44,356 orders so far it appears.

Nice - what dealer did you go through. I just talked to my rep and she (yes she) suggested that if I want to deviate from my original model reservation - i.e. go from wildtrak to a badland to place a new reservation for the correct one. I took her advice, and I'm just going to maintain the two...

Hey Ryan, I'm in Spring just down the road from you - contact me if you want a dealer suggestion.

That's because I'm a Russian spy.

I'm seriously considering the dual tops. I love the hardtop during the summer and trips, but October to April - softtop might be nice . . . or a bikini top aftermarket.

And if your Rubicon goes through any sort of water, it will be broken!

I'm from Texas as well and I originally ordered the Wildtrak but will be switching to the Badlands for a couple of reasons. 1) Badlands comes with armor and steel bumpers - Wildtrak does not 2) Badlands comes with a couple more drive modes - 3) Wildtrak doesn't advertise that it has drain plugs...