I mean if Job 1 is in December that sounds about right. Maybe it’s been delayed another month or so but that may just be dealing with the Explorer shenanigans.
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Ford dealer memo: "Over 250 Options" coming for Bronco lineup
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In my area the ones I looked at were $50,000 plus
And they’re probably optioned to hell. A base rubicon has all the off road shit you need, Dana 44’s, dif locks, 33’s, 4:1 transfer case, rock rails, 4.10 gears, skid plates, etc. if you want a “saharacon” you can definitely option it up but you don’t need to.
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You are absolutely right. The ones I looked at were optioned with everything possible. I didn’t realize a base rubicon could get that low. The JL frame weld problems spooked me enough to quit looking.
Hopefully the new bronco solves these issues for me.
Multiple typos, strangely formatted. This isn't an official Ford document. It seems like someone typed up some notes or speculation.
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Seems a bit lengthy... that would put it at an April 2021 release. Can they really say its a 2020 Bronco at that point? I guess the best they could do is "2020 1/2", but that's still lame considering we were told 2020
Yes, but if it's going to be a 2021 model year that's coming in CY 2021, what part of Bronco is coming in 2020?
Most recent update we've heard is that it'll be available in late 2020 as a 2021 MY... is this no longer accurate?
Most recent update we've heard is that it'll be available in late 2020 as a 2021 MY... is this no longer accurate?
It will be shown in 2020, hence, coming in 2020. sometime next year we will know nearly everything we need to know about it.
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