$46,500 for base+sasquatch, 2.3 liter, manual

[MNBigfoot]

When I ordered my MY22 Base, a BigBend had about $400 worth of extra parts (leather wrapped steering wheel/shifter, worthless grab handle, tint) that cost an extra $4500(?). So at that time it would make more sense to buy a Base with $4K ADM than a BB at MSRP. Now that a Base can't be ordered, I'd be crunching the numbers to see if it still isn't the better value.

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[Blackcat]

Considering you can't order that configuration until who knows when and current build and price put's it at $45,5xx, I'd buy it.

 

[35tires]

I’m going to say buy it. I know what my time is worth and the headache and hassle aren’t worth trying to finds something else if you like it. The part that makes it ‘more’ ok is the resale on these are insane.

1000 dollars does not break the bank for me. Why count pennies at that point. Get them to tint it or something.

 

[hemiblas]

I normally say no adm, but the manual Sasquatch is hard to find and since they won't do manuals for the rest of the year it is going to be even harder to find. I'd let them know you are close, but need a better deal.

 

[MannyG20]

Buy it and don’t think twice.

 

[Tiresmoke410]

Holy cow. These prices are nuts for base models. I’ll sell you my base 7sp with black diamond wheels for 39999!

 

[Quicklime]

FWIW, I was driving by the world's only Bronco store, last December, and saw a white Base SAS 2.7 2dr. A couple of hours later it was mine for $38,000(w/plan D). Still the best deal I've heard of. The miles are piling up fast though. And that G-D damned rattle still needs to be addressed. But not by the dealer...

 

[Markinkc]

We found this and this and negotiated the dealer down to this price. We really want a manual and sasquatch. Everything else is optional.

MSRP 43,500-ish
Original asking with markup 58,000-ish

Good price or walk away?

Hell NO!

 

[Rrehder]

how?

If the dealer sells new broncos for msrp, Talk to sales managers to see if you can get on a list for them to contact for abandoned orders. This is how I got my bronco.

 

[graham5david]

I bought my 2.7 basesquatch 4 door a few months ago for 47k. I think your price is a pretty good deal

 

[da_jokker]

Man I still cringe when I see prices like this. I got a WT with a couple grand+ of options (mic, high, Built in Nav, roof rack) and was $57k out the door with tax, doc, and price protection rebate.

So when I see some lower trims with price tags like this, it just seems like a total rip off.

 

[kodiakisland]

For a little over $5K you can add front and rear 4.70 axles with lockers. Might be better if you find a great deal on one without squatch to add gears and lockers yourself.

 

[Brutal-Force]

I bought my base at $51k. It had about 10k value of add-ons. LIft kit, 35" Tires and Fuel Wheels, Tint, Ford Side Steps, graphics on side and hood, Katskin leather interior.

I figure, I got my base at about 5k over MSRP in December of 2022. I liked the car, everyone was waiting for theirs. If things were different, I probably could have saved 5k.

I think your purchase is less about saving a couple of thousand and more about what your time is worth waiting and how you feel about your purchase. IF it is the car you want and you can afford it, then buy it. If you are protesting FORD for their selling tactics or for an individual dealership tactics, then walk away.

 

[ColloquialRobot]

Wow, that's awesome. Any hints like where to look? Is it new or used?

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