What is this?If I get told Im not getting one til 2023, keep my Veloster N, restore my 1970 Bronco, and buy this.
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I would probably keep waiting for it and get something while I wait. Either a family SUV for the wife and I'll drive her Model Y, or go try the Audi Q8.
Or 2 Door Defender. They look really cool.
Or 2 Door Defender. They look really cool.
I jumped ship a while ago…my Rubicon 392XR will be here in about a month. Being built now. Girlfriend has a Bronco on order so I check in from time to time to see how things are going build wise
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Did you apply for the X-Plan discount? If you own over 100 shares for more than 6 months, you qualify. Now, will Ford allow X-Plan for a new Bronco? That's a different story, but it's worth having.I bought Ford stock years ago when they announced the return of the Bronco. I figured it would be a hit and I'd make a nice profit.
After I reserved my Bronco, I joked with the family (and Albert at Granger) that Ford would end up paying for my Bronco via their stock. It's about 90% there.....
How ironic is it that my Ford stock will most likely pay for "insert non-Ford vehicle name here" instead?
I am struggling to find anything else that calls to me If for some reason the Bronco just doesn’t make sense to wait for.
The first 2 vehicles that hit a lot of what I was looking for were:
* Dodge Durango R/T (Destroyer Gray w/ Blacktop).
* Kia Telluride (Wolfgray Nightfall Sx)… Engine performance saddens me with the Telly. We have A Stinger GT with the TT 3.3 and I wish that was an option. I found a dealer that will order me one at MSRP too but the N/A V6 is so uninspiring.
The Jeep Wrangler is what lead me to the Bronco, however there are too many things I don’t like about the Wrangler that make it not a reasonable contender. Mainly, rear passenger side curtain airbags.. Engine choices are boring too.
Ultimately, nothing hits the marks like the Bronco does (namely fun factor, attraction, engine, safety features). I foresee me driving me much disliked van for awhile, until my Bronco can be built, lol.
The first 2 vehicles that hit a lot of what I was looking for were:
* Dodge Durango R/T (Destroyer Gray w/ Blacktop).
* Kia Telluride (Wolfgray Nightfall Sx)… Engine performance saddens me with the Telly. We have A Stinger GT with the TT 3.3 and I wish that was an option. I found a dealer that will order me one at MSRP too but the N/A V6 is so uninspiring.
The Jeep Wrangler is what lead me to the Bronco, however there are too many things I don’t like about the Wrangler that make it not a reasonable contender. Mainly, rear passenger side curtain airbags.. Engine choices are boring too.
Ultimately, nothing hits the marks like the Bronco does (namely fun factor, attraction, engine, safety features). I foresee me driving me much disliked van for awhile, until my Bronco can be built, lol.
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Thanks for the suggestions JohnnyBronco - though in my case I'm holding out for a painted or metal roof. Also hoping for more flexibility in feature combinations , like being able to get 33" tires on a Black Diamond etc.
It’s pretty unrealistic but if I had my real 1st plan B would be an Ineos Grenadier. I would probably have a Bronco by then though
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Bronco Off-Roadeo sold me for good on an off roader but my 7/14/2020 reservation that may not arrive until after Spring/Summer 2022 lost me.
A Granger Jeep Rubicon is in my future thanks to the great sales tool of the Bronco Off-Roadeo and Fords inability to build Broncos.
A Granger Jeep Rubicon is in my future thanks to the great sales tool of the Bronco Off-Roadeo and Fords inability to build Broncos.
I put $ down on a Defender 90. Build date January and delivery March. All sounds too good to be true so I expect delays.
I still have my 7/14 reservations (2). The one that's mine I'll decide what to do based on where the D90 is.
Probably a Silverado Trail Boss 6.2L
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I should add that the Bronco has helped me fall in love with having a soft top for the first time in my life. And nothing else will do. So that's why I don't have any Plan B options because there just aren't any soft tops out there. At least in a vehicle that's for off-roading hunting and all that sort of stuff.
Awesome but Toyota should make these with removable tops and manual transmissions again. I wouldn’t even care about a Bronco if they did!Picked up Plan B on Tuesday. I know a lot of people on here won't like it but so far I am really happy with the decision.
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