Dealer using Bronco 4-Door as Service Loaner Vehicle

[Cactus Jack]

EDIT: user GoTigersGoBronco answered my question. Thank you

Talked with a dealer to look at a Bronco on their lot. The reply was that the only way to test drive it is to have service done at their shop.

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[GoTigersGoBronco]

The Broncos are part of the service loaner program. The Ford dealer may be taking that literally and using them as service loaners.

 

[BTomorama]

Service loaner is a pretty common use of Mannequin's, but with something is "hot" as the Bronco, that dealership is wasting it in that role (IMHO).

 

[bronco2drga]

EDIT: user GoTigersGoBronco answered my question. Thank you

Talked with a dealer to look at a Bronco on their lot. The reply was that the only way to test drive it is to have service done at their shop.

Genius and a good call. I can foresee some dealerships trying to keep miles off them to sell them in 7 months....

 

[GoldenKnight]

Genius and a good call. I can foresee some dealerships trying to keep miles off them to sell them in 7 months....

Maybe I'm mistaken, but I thought I'd seen they had to have them for 7 months and have at least 4k miles on them before they could be sold.

Maybe that was something with a different manufacturer/model though

 

[Pibblemobile]

A traditional CTP (Courtesy Transportation Program) vehicle aka "service loaner" is 6 months or 2,000 miles. I'm not sure on a mannequin but we have had our Mach E and Bronco Sport for what seems like forever. Our Bronco mannequin is supposed to arrive today!

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