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I know that you'd want to doubt a story like this considering the situation in the US.. except it's true. I can show deposit date and date of delivery if you're doubting any of this..
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And here I am wondering why soo many people are crossing the border every day from Mexico when you can get a Bronco in 10 days over there... Makes sense. 
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Wow. I checked out the dealer OP linked. PDF brochure on their website for the 2022s. I don't think that exists in this country. Looks like only 4 door OBX and 2 and 4 door badlands are available in Mexico. But still 10 days. That is awesome.
Out of curiosity, are these still built in the US at MAP? Or is this built in Mexico. I was pretty sure they were all being built at MAP, but figured I would ask.
Seems flights to Mexico is trending on google right now. Wonder why??? LOL. My high school spanish is rusty, but if I am reading it correctly, 4 door OBX starting at 1,350,000 Mexican Pesos??? Google tells me that is USD $67,249. Might as well pay us dealer ADM.
Out of curiosity, are these still built in the US at MAP? Or is this built in Mexico. I was pretty sure they were all being built at MAP, but figured I would ask.
Seems flights to Mexico is trending on google right now. Wonder why??? LOL. My high school spanish is rusty, but if I am reading it correctly, 4 door OBX starting at 1,350,000 Mexican Pesos??? Google tells me that is USD $67,249. Might as well pay us dealer ADM.
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Yup, all Broncos in Mexico are built at MAP, are they being built at any other factory currently?
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How much from pesos to US dollars? The idea came to mind a few weeks ago to find one across border cause I’m only 2 hrs away from MX.
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Person is salty you got a bronco probably before them. Jealousy is love and hate at the same time. Let them be mad lol, don’t hate the player, hate the game.
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From what I understand you'd have to pay taxes on the car if you brought it into the US. The way it works in Mexico is the dealer registers your car and you go pick up your plates the Mexican equivalent of the DMV. You wouldn't be able to drive the car into the US without plates, right?
What I paid pre-tax converted into USD was about $61,700.
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Basically he "ordered" a spec that matched up to an already built and and delivered Bronco that was on the lot at another dealer.
This sorta thing used to be possible in the US before everyone went batshit insane.
Anyone in Sacramento “ missing” a two door Bad Lands in Area 51?
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What they do in Mexico is they take your order, then look for a dealer within the country which has one, and have it transferred over if they don't already have it on their lot for sale. Each dealer has a few sitting on their lot and there are tons of dealers across the country.
The car is not in any way affordable to most locals unfortunately, so the dealers are getting their allocation but the cars aren't selling nearly as fast as they are in the states.
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