How Much Fuel When You Picked Up Your Bronco?

[Bob Blaylock]

It just occurred to me to wonder what to expect, when my Bronco finally arrives, how much fuel it is likely to have in it.

It's slightly more than just an idle question. You see, my dealership is in an area that I perceive as being a very high-crime area, even by California standards, and also notorious for very high fuel prices, even by California standards. The very worst sh••hole (by some reports, literally, as in the streets and sidewalks are literally littered with human feces) in the entire state of California is only a few miles north of my dealer. Once @Seanette and I have our Bronco, we're going to want to get out of that area as quickly as we can, and not stop anywhere until we're a safe distance away. Which leads me to wonder if, when we pick up our Bronco, it will have enough fuel to do so.

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[Bronco cat]

The dealer filled mine up. I’ve never bought a car without a full tank of fuel.

 

[EcoBco]

It just occurred to me to wonder what to expect, when my Bronco finally arrives, how much fuel it is likely to have in it.

It's slightly more than just an idle question. You see, my dealership is in an area that I perceive as being a very high-crime area, even by California standards, and also notorious for very high fuel prices, even by California standards. The very worst sh••hole (by some reports, literally, as in the streets and sidewalks are literally littered with human feces) in the entire state of California is only a few miles north of my dealer. Once @Seanette and I have our Bronco, we're going to want to get out of that area as quickly as we can, and not stop anywhere until we're a safe distance away. Which leads me to wonder if, when we pick up our Bronco, it will have enough fuel to do so.

Dealers usually sell it with a full tank

 

[akturbo]

Mine came with a full tank, ask your sales rep.

 

[PrepVet]

Even my shitty dealer gave me a full tank.

 

[kodiakisland]

Every single new vehicle I’ve bought came with a full tank.

 

[GToddC5]

Full tank

 

[Chris_Derksen]

I got about 2/3 of a tank. I wondered why they didn't fill it up.

 

[jdawg]

The dealer filled mine up. I’ve never bought a car without a full tank of fuel.

Same

 

[t_liz92]

Mine was almost on empty but I may have played a role in that. They were already busy and squeezed me in for an afternoon pickup after I had just asked that same morning. It didn’t even occur to me to check until I drove it away and saw the gas light on. But yea, every other car I’ve gotten came with a full tank.

 

[mybikeisred]

It just occurred to me to wonder what to expect, when my Bronco finally arrives, how much fuel it is likely to have in it.

It's slightly more than just an idle question. You see, my dealership is in an area that I perceive as being a very high-crime area, even by California standards, and also notorious for very high fuel prices, even by California standards. The very worst sh••hole (by some reports, literally, as in the streets and sidewalks are literally littered with human feces) in the entire state of California is only a few miles north of my dealer. Once @Seanette and I have our Bronco, we're going to want to get out of that area as quickly as we can, and not stop anywhere until we're a safe distance away. Which leads me to wonder if, when we pick up our Bronco, it will have enough fuel to do so.

Oakland/Richmond area? Just trying to guess which shithole you’re talking about. Either way, pick it up in the day time and there’s not much reason to be paranoid.

 

[Tricky Dick]

Full

 

[Silver-Bolt]

You pay for a full tank. It is part of the "shipping and handling" charge from Ford.

 

[Sven]

Full as well

 

[Bob Blaylock]

Oakland/Richmond area? Just trying to guess which shithole you’re talking about. Either way, pick it up in the day time and there’s not much reason to be paranoid.

Colma. Just a few miles south of San Francisco, the land known for having streets paved with sh••. Pretty much Ground Zero for just about everything bad that you've ever heard about California.

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