I’d say 50 years ago then!That is exactly when I should have purchased and held a Bronco as well.....
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$7,500 off a New Wildtrak. Good deal? Or wait for better?
And besides, $7500 off of sticker is a far better deal than x-plan
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I literally combed dealer inventory in Oregon, Wash, N. Cal, N. Nev, & ID and couldn't get anywhere close to that for Wildtraks that were color and optioned close to what I wanted.
I bit the bullet and ordered one from my local dealer who will sell it at MSRP or maybe a little lower by the time it gets here.
Personally that's a good deal if it is optioned the way you want in a color that is acceptable.
I bit the bullet and ordered one from my local dealer who will sell it at MSRP or maybe a little lower by the time it gets here.
Personally that's a good deal if it is optioned the way you want in a color that is acceptable.
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I've seen a bunch at $5K or $6K off new MSRP so that's a good discount.
If it has a hardtop and decent options and the color you like... take it.
If it has a hardtop and decent options and the color you like... take it.
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If you're questioning this, you apparently love deals more than you love Broncos.
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50 years ago for old guys like you and I.
Lesson for the young ones. Now and keep investing and stay in it for the long haul.
Thats a darn good discount. My Badlands was 58K nearly fully loaded. Sas would have put it over that.
That reminds me, I should probably change my profile pic, been in this Badlands for nearly a year!
That reminds me, I should probably change my profile pic, been in this Badlands for nearly a year!
So I have been looking at Raptors for a really long time- waiting for a 'deal'. About two weeks ago, I finally pulled the trigger and paid MSRP out the door. With Virginia TTL, that equates to $5-6k off MSRP on a 'leftover' '23. Did I want to pay this much, no. Did I want the Bronco- yes. It was the color and had all the options I wanted.
It had been on the lot less than 4 weeks as it was built in mid December (from the blend date). If I waited and it didn't sell, it's possible I may have gotten a better deal or a lower finance rate thru Ford. It's just as likely as it would have sold- there were 4 HPR '23 Raptors in a 200 mile radius and one '24 in transit.
I really wanted a Raptor- how bad you want the Wildtrack and if it meet your needs- well that sup to you. $7,500 off likely includes dealers incentives, plus the holdback- with more inventory coming in.
There are no good deals in the car industry- only deals you can live with. AND you only live once.
It had been on the lot less than 4 weeks as it was built in mid December (from the blend date). If I waited and it didn't sell, it's possible I may have gotten a better deal or a lower finance rate thru Ford. It's just as likely as it would have sold- there were 4 HPR '23 Raptors in a 200 mile radius and one '24 in transit.
I really wanted a Raptor- how bad you want the Wildtrack and if it meet your needs- well that sup to you. $7,500 off likely includes dealers incentives, plus the holdback- with more inventory coming in.
There are no good deals in the car industry- only deals you can live with. AND you only live once.
That is a solid deal! I had price protection of $7,500 from my 3/2022 order, for my MY2023 Wildtrak which had a final sticker price of $67,000. That is a great deal for you if you like the Bronco. Especially since it has the upgraded HOSS 3.0. package. As other members have suggested, I would want it with a Hard Top, either a High or Lux package, ideally the Modular Bumper, and a color you like. Other options are a bonus (Leather, Tow, roof rack, bash plates, tube steps, etc.,). Best of luck with you decision!
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Also keep in mind, saving money on functionality you don't use, isn't a deal. $60k is higher up in the Bronco price range, so make sure you'll get significant use from what you're buying. Else maybe have a look at less costly optioned versions.
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My 2023 WIldtrak loaded was $62K msrp so it at least brings it down to last years pricing structure…
Depends on the options and/or packages.....high versus LUX, auto versus stick, 2.3 versus 2.7, hardtop versus soft top....I am not all that sure what is standard on the Wildtrack. But sounds like a great deal....
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It is the color I want with lux package, hardtop, mod bumper, and leather. It has the graphic package which I could do without. I would have to add the tube steps. Thanks everyone for the insights
Being someone who paid MSRP for basically all that with high instead of lux, I say do it. I love my Wildtrak, no regrets and nice having something that needs almost nothing from the factory. I got take off rock sliders for $100 on fb marketplace and am adding a winch, and with that it is already capable of doing harder trails than 95% of the stock vehicles out there.
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