Potential Package (+ Sasquatch) Pricing Previewed in Bronco Reservation Survey Email

[Raptor911]

I think we can conclude that the online configurator is not coming out soon. If they are still deciding on package and price then the build guide is not 100% done and thus prob another month out.

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[Pork-n-Bean]

Whew... a little pricey on that V6. I may be stepping down from BD to Basequatch.

 

[704Bronco]

Pricing looking good to me. I budgeted $65k for a Rubicon after adding aftermarket stuff. I got room to add.

Badlands Base	44590
Lux Package	5000
Sasquatch	2500
2.7L w/ 10-Speed Auto	3500
		55590

But don’t you have to add the cost of the mid and high package as well??

 

[HuskerJen47]

Good catch, forgot about that!

Woah...that is an expensive destination charge.

 

[Spooled]

Good catch, forgot about that!

I just double checked what the Ranger destination fee is and it's actually $1,195 for it, but I thought I had read that was going up for 2021. The F-150 is $1,595 as of right now. I expect the Bronco to be the same as the Ranger.

 

[thenewjs]

I sense a lot more Bases running around than people originally thought lol. But, you can't beat the capability the Base will have with the Sasquatch package. Base with Sasquatch is $33.5k. You add the 2.7 and you are in your $35-36k range which is doable. I won't be ashamed of that setup. The rest I can build as I go with the aftermarket.

If the 2018 Wrangler is the precedent, it took aftermaketers a year plus release anything substantial and they really didn't have to start from scratch.

 

[Migs1313]

I just got this as well. FYI package pricing is different for each trim level. Example. 2.7 is$1600 for outerbanks but $3500 for badlands.

Because Outer banks comes with auto trans already bandlands does not

 

[jaspercasidino]

I was expecting $4k-$5k for Sasquatch on base and $3k for 2.7L + 10-spd auto. So I was pretty close. I expected the cost for the Sasquatch to be much less than those other numbers by around $500-$1000. Badlands upcharge in particular seems very pricey. You can choose a Squatched Badlands with the 2.7L and you are right at Wildtrak price. At that point, you choose looks, comfort and safety systems vs disconnect, rock rails and bumper. Interesting!

 

[rand442002]

Does it come with the disconnecting sway bar?

No, that's only had on the Badlands and First Edition unfortunately.

 

[Bronco4lyfe85]

Basing this off pricing i’m seeing, the Outer Banks is going to be $2,470 more then the big bend with the mid package and the 10 speed automatic transmission.

So that $2,470 buys you:

LED signature lights
18” rims
Body Color handles and flares
Tube steps

I can’t justify the value there?

 

[CoolerThanCool]

I'm an idiot.. I still have mine.
For a four door:
$38,955 starting

2.3l EcoBoost Standard
2.7L EcoBoost 10 Speed Auto $1,600

Mid Package - $0
High $1,200
Lux $3,500

Sasquatch $5,000

Not bad at all for the 2.7

 

[aabsalon]

A fully loaded, four-door Badlands costs as much as a first edition. Yikes.

 

[Hartzco]

Am I correct that with a 4 door molded top that it's a 4 piece, and that the modular top is the 6 piece where the windows come out?

 

[vrtical]

BL

 

[thenewjs]

But don’t you have to add the cost of the mid and high package as well??

Nope from my understanding in inclusive.

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