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I am thinking of a crazy plan due to my current car situation and high likelihood of a MY22 build. I am 222 out of 203 allocations at my dealer with a 2 door Big Bend manual with only a locking rear diff as an option. I will not accept a soft top even if they offer one on the 2 door. Webasto can suck it. Since there is little chance of Ford actually sending out 125,000 emails with build windows this week, it is unlikely if I will know anytime in the next several months of when I could actually see my Bronco. I live in Nebraska and currently have a corvette, Ducati, and an old Crossfire that is use as a daily that is worthless in winter even with snow tires. Being Mercedes built I also have the luxury of knowing at any given moment it will stop running costing me hundreds of dollars for a 50 cent part
I need a 4x4 by fall. I am thinking of cancelling my current reservation (Granger told me we can't switch them to code 99 at this point). I would then make a new reservation pushing the delivery date back until at least 3rd quarter of 2022. In the meantime I would pick up a new Ranger for 18-24 and wait out the Ford lies, deception, and hard top issues that will continue throughout the rest of the year. I would also have more color options (green baby) and could wait to see how many issues there are with the first production vehicles.
Or do I keep my current reservation, buys some snow skis for the winter, and pretend for 7-10 months that Ford isn't sticking all of us in the ass with a red hot poker.
I need a 4x4 by fall. I am thinking of cancelling my current reservation (Granger told me we can't switch them to code 99 at this point). I would then make a new reservation pushing the delivery date back until at least 3rd quarter of 2022. In the meantime I would pick up a new Ranger for 18-24 and wait out the Ford lies, deception, and hard top issues that will continue throughout the rest of the year. I would also have more color options (green baby) and could wait to see how many issues there are with the first production vehicles.
Or do I keep my current reservation, buys some snow skis for the winter, and pretend for 7-10 months that Ford isn't sticking all of us in the ass with a red hot poker.
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