We should totally ask @Zach@Granger if he could put us all on the payroll. Like $25 a day for any days where you give a @Granger Ford endorsement. C'mon whatta ya say? We'll bring in lots of business!!!!How did everyone become volunteer @Granger Ford salesman?They really did figure this whole thing out.
The bronco should make most trails easy. Easy means stress-free and a happier trip for your wife.
It's almost as if there's a key ingredient to being a good dealership representative that gets other people saying positive things about you with their mouth...with words.How did everyone become volunteer @Granger Ford salesman?
Hey I'm originally from Boise! I think the bronco would be great for trails like up in Idaho city area or even going out pass nampa/Parma to the desert area to play around. I've been riding dirt bikes for about a decade up there and there's a decent amount of trails all over you could take the bronco on without getting too crazy also
Hey man, no worries, you do you. Supporting a local dealer that's been good to you is admirable and sounds like the right thing for you.Wow! Thanks for all of the replies. I didn't realize that this was such a lively forum. A few replies to some of the comments:
I'm not going to go to Texas to buy a Bronco to save a couple of thousand bucks. Does that even work when my reservation has been assigned to my local dealer? I try to support local businesses and Kendall Ford has taken good care of my other two Fords. Plus they're walking distance from me.
The biggest issue is spending over $30K for a vehicle that I don't actually "need". I could buy three more new motorcycles for that much.
I really don't have any interest in a Jeep, or Land Rover, or Tacoma or any of the rest. For some reason the Bronco struck me as more desirable and I'm still trying to figure that out. I like the idea of having one of the first ones in the area. I've purchased a few other cars the first year that they were available.
Now I need to go dig through a bunch of existing threads to see what else I can learn.
Thanks again.
I don't know about the rest of you, but this is the best, most useful information I've read on this forum!
That's the biggest mis-conception I see all over these boards. If everyone bought a vehicle that they actually NEEDED, we'd all be driving either a Prius or 2 wheel drive Ranger (or any other small pick-up).The biggest issue is spending over $30K for a vehicle that I don't actually "need". I could buy three more new motorcycles for that much.
That’s ridiculous. But, our Bronco will mostly be a DD and will help us go down trails to go camping or something. We won’t be crawling over any rocks.
I'd almost say that you do.... But we all know a Challenger is too heavy to hit 180 mph... Mustangs are where it's at!! ?
Lol no my Challenger will definitely hit 175+ MPH, think it’ll get to the 180’s before it’s limited to 186MPH. It might be 4000 pounds but it has 500 horsepower so it has the balls to move. Mustangs are nice, wife hated the new ones and I wasn’t a fan of the cluttered interior, too many buttons on the dash. I still love the new design and some of the colors, if I was more well off I’d own one with my scat pack.I'd almost say that you do.... But we all know a Challenger is too heavy to hit 180 mph... Mustangs are where it's at!! ?
Just messing with ya, as I already posted, just because something is capable, doesn't mean it HAS to be used that way. It's a vehicle. It goes from one place to the next.. But if you guys are doing the speed limit or slower in front of me... I will ride yer ass!!!
Yeah I think I've always loved the 2010-2014 Mustangs myself. Not so much into the newest design, and the gen before just didn't look tough enough for me.
I liked the refresh through 2017ish. Love the 2015 GT350R and the new 500. I don’t think they’ve ever ruined the design but I can see why people don’t like the new ones as much.
. My plan for our shared use is top down trailering of the Sea Doos to new spots in the summer, a day or two a year at Silver Lake sand dunes and some overlanding on trails like Drummond Island MI. All spots I want to explore, but will enjoy it more and more often with my wife and the Bronco. I ride a dual sport currently and would really like to buy a Yamaha Tenere or Suzuki V-Strom, but I just prefer to find something that involves my wife and we both enjoy. Will I go on a group ride or two without her? Probably, but it will be the exception vs. the rule. We have a few decent spots close to our cottage I can explore on my own when I feel the need to get stuck and walk a few miles to get to a phone. To each there own, but I think finding things to do with family, for those of us that have them, is an awesome aspect of Bronco ownership! That will mean lot's of different things to lots of different people.
