Cars will come and they will go. It’s rare right now but I will be able to purchase one down road if I really want to, I don’t need the instant gratification. It is a special vehicle to me but it would be wise to let it go given the timing of life.
Screw the bronco. Is that lightning available for sale??That was helpful thank you!
Unfortunately I think it will be best to abandon the order and let someone else enjoy my truck. I’ve waited almost 3 years for my “Bachelor Spec” Bronco to arrive and it just so happens to be the same week I’m getting married. Oh the irony…..
If anyone is looking for a fully loaded Black, 2 DR, Wildtrak, Hoss 3.0, Lux, Leather with tow package it will be available in Lynnwood, WA at Harris Ford. It’s the nicest spec 2 DR I’ve ever seen!
Either way its as good deal if you want to pay that much for a car. The sales tax is a killer! Wait till you get the insurance bill! My old NY Ford dealer, when I wanted a lower payment, he'd say, "John, you got a couple more bucks? That'll help alot." Turns out a "buck" was a thousand dollars, and each buck knocked another $20 off the monthly payment. Its less now, but the principle holds! I hope you can make this work, that's a huge payment.I ran the numbers through my auto loan spreadsheet I have been using for over a decade now. As I am not exactly sure how taxes are figured in WA I ran two scenarios. Column A figures tax after the D plan discount (negotiated). Column B figures tax before the D plan discount (MSRP). I was able to determine that tax is figured before the rebate discount in WA.
