Order placed with Rich. Pretty painless and I’m happy. MSRP no add on’s.
Edit: Additional $400 deposit asked for as well.
Edit: Additional $400 deposit asked for as well.
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They had 300+ reservations with about 60 allocations. I was #2 with a 7/14 (technically 13) reservation. They aren't asking for an additional deposit but want to sign a buyers agreement. They're sending it to me soon so we'll see what that's all about.
I signed a buyers order at Rich, showed the price of the vehicle, tt&l doc fee and my deposit. Basically my out the door price.
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Best of luck. Interested to hear if they say how many of their reservations they think they will be able to fulfill this model year. Most dealers are admitting to around 30% at this point.
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I had an in person meeting and was provided a tri-fold cardboard brochure of the Bronco and Sport models to make my choice from. They had only one copy and I wasn't given it. The "Bronco Concierge" was non-committal as to the 2021 allocation, promise was a 2022. The best I could do was try for a 2021 if I went with the 2.3 l and 7 speed, as they said not many of their orders were those. I assume my date/time stamp actually controls the production date. They did answer all my questions with they would do their best and were very very responsive when I called back later. Deal is straight forward; MSRP, no mark up and my $100 holds my order.
It is promising that there is not any additional dealer markup in NM. Hopefully this will apply to the Hog in 22/23.
Yes, I know Raptors more times than not were marked up.
Tomorrow I'll sign my Buyer's Order. I went to Powers to see an Antimatter Blue upclose and personal. If the Bronco's the same; I like it. I was floored by this F150's MSRP over 61K and it was just a XLT?! My 2018 is the same and it was 53K MSRP out-the-door 44K. I have 97K miles on it without a hiccup. It never sleeps. Only change I saw was the Super Bowl size screen on the dash. Most likely I'll trade-in on the Bronco as I don't tow with it anymore.
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He may live in the valley and work in Los Alamos... Been there done that.
No, just moved to NM; but did drive up to Los Alamos Labor Day Weekend when we were deciding where to settle down to. We towed a trailer with the F-150 (east) to Boston, (south) to Lake Okefenokee, GA,(west) to Mt. Rushmore, (SW) to San Antonio and (north) to Upper Peninsula, MI. on many trips over 3 years that racked up 32K mi. annually. I'm looking at a 2021 Bronco to tow as it's better on gas and will be downsizing trailers soon.
Congrats on the move. As for Los Alamos it has Washington DC prices up there. Very limited home inventory.No, just moved to NM; but did drive up to Los Alamos Labor Day Weekend when we were deciding where to settle down to. We towed a trailer with the F-150 (east) to Boston, (south) to Lake Okefenokee, GA,(west) to Mt. Rushmore, (SW) to San Antonio and (north) to Upper Peninsula, MI. on many trips over 3 years that racked up 32K mi. annually. I'm looking at a 2021 Bronco to tow as it's better on gas and will be downsizing trailers soon.
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Looks like actual real solid Broncos are finally being rolled out to dealerships now. No test drives, but they will let you sit in it. If anyone hears of one in NM, please post here!
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