How long do you plan to own your new Bronco?

[JPye]

Since COVID-19 has changed the way we do things, and how companies are affected by production delays due to shortages of upstream parts, (failures to produce in spec parts), I have been wondering about my Bronco, and how long I will want to hang on to it. It would be good to know how other owners feel right now about the build and quality of their Broncos. Do you think it will hold up for 10 years without major issues? Will they hold their value longer due to production shortfalls?

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[2PT7]

I'm never recovering financially with all the mods I'm doing so I'm taking it to the grave with me

 

[TheKim]

Probably until a hybrid version comes out, if it has similar power and capabilities.
If the hybrid or EV version can't keep up with my 2.7 BL, then I'll be keeping it until something better comes out.

 

[BravoZulu]

Gonna own mine at least this long

 

[1970AMCAMX]

Keep it, when it finally wears out I will shove a V8 in it and get rid of all the electronic gizmos.

 

[Tricky Dick]

I currently have no intention of ever selling it. I've felt that way before though but ended up selling, so the future is a mystery.

 

[Big Boss]

At least until it's paid off that's for sure haha.

 

[jdbronc]

 

[Geaux Bronco]

We plan on keeping our Bronco as long as possible.

 

[Flourman]

I’m in the hybrid camp. If/when a hybrid comes out with the same capabilities as my Badlands, it will get traded in.

 

[JT58Bronc]

Indefinitely- I retire in 2 years and hope to still be around for awhile.....but then pass it to my son. I only hope gas will still be around and I can afford it on retirement income. I won't be driving far though and my future job I'll be able to walk or ride a bike too though. In the mean time I am only driving it like 275 miles a month now so it should have low mileage when I retire.

 

[BroncoPls!]

Replaced a 2005 Jeep LJ that I've had for 17 years. Pretty sure this will be the vehicle they have to take the keys away from me when my family thinks I'm too dangerous (old) behind the wheel.

 

[thatspecialbeat]

My plan is for this to be my son's first car.

He just finished potty training.

 

[calgecko]

I hardly ever hang onto a car for more than 5 years. Once the warranty has expired and things start breaking - that seems to be about the time it's best for me to cut my losses. not to mention, I get bored with it after that long and start wanting something new. I've had one car that was different - a '94 Miata that I bought around 2004 and daily drove and did track events with, until 2012.. that car was the exception because it was such a fun car to drive

 

[mikey_photo]

I’ll see what the mid-cycle refresh and/or hybrid has to offer. The game plan is 5 years or around 100k (do about 18k/yr) when my ESP is up.

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