Serramonte Ford Bronco Specialist to Answer Your Bronco and Ford Questions

[Gloff]

I too was wondering if your dealership could have some other wheel/ tire options.

Im gettjng a base model and not a fan of steelies.

We don't, but the aftermarket will be rife with options

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[joeramirez]

Sean @Gloff any insight on the soft top operation?

 

[JDisFlip]

We don't, but the aftermarket will be rife with options

Yeah, I actually window shopped a nice wheel choice yesterday.

... if I had the Big Bend wheel specs I could have seen a better look at pricing.??

 

[Gloff]

Sean @Gloff any insight on the soft top operation?

Negative. Wish I did

 

[Gloff]

Our official email is [email protected] should you need to contact us or send us X-Plan info!

 

[CABronco84]

Hey Sean,

Looks like Kearny Mesa Ford is having the Broncos on Dec 1st at the dealership. Anyway you could arrange to get them to Serramonte at some point???

Would love to see them in person!!

Thanks

 

[Gloff]

Hey Sean,

Looks like Kearny Mesa Ford is having the Broncos on Dec 1st at the dealership. Anyway you could arrange to get them to Serramonte at some point???

Would love to see them in person!!

Thanks

Haven't heard anything official, but we've been pestering Ford about it. As soon as I know, you guys will know through here.

 

[da_jokker]

So on a different topic.. since the thread is technically called "answer your Bronco questions"

Can you explain the difference between the Sync 4 that comes standard, and the Sync 4 with "Built-In" navigation that is an optional add on (and looks to be included as part of the Lux Package)?

B&P and the internet doesn't seem to be clear with one vs the other.

 

[U725Bronco]

I just switched to Serramonte due to Sean's presence on this forum, the fact that he is an auto enthusiast, and the x-plan pricing. Cheers!

 

[j_4260]

Will be moving my reservation over as well - unfortunately the Ford office is closed for the day. Will be calling them first thing tomorrow morning.

Thanks all!

 

[Gloff]

So on a different topic.. since the thread is technically called "answer your Bronco questions"

Can you explain the difference between the Sync 4 that comes standard, and the Sync 4 with "Built-In" navigation that is an optional add on (and looks to be included as part of the Lux Package)?

B&P and the internet doesn't seem to be clear with one vs the other.

Functionally, Sync 4 is the same for both versions. Sync 4 is Ford's infotainment platform. It can be equipped with, or without built in Navigation. Screen sizes will vary based on options as well.

The new navigation going in Ford's new cars (Sync 4 and beyond) will be internet connected and subscription based. Ford is going to offer two navigations: Connected Navi (only when internet is available) that will not work after your subscription ends, and Built-In Connected Navi (available with or without signal) which will still work after the subscription ends. It's not clear in Ford's literature, but it looks like, as before with Sync 3, you have to spec the Built-In Navi from the get go, as you probably won't be able to add it after the fact.

More info here: https://media.ford.com/content/ford...sync-4-brings-new-levels-of-connectivity.html

 

[DonM]

@Gloff are the specs out for the wheels on the Base? Most likely going with the Base will probably switch out wheel and tires.

 

[Gloff]

@Gloff are the specs out for the wheels on the Base? Most likely going with the Base will probably switch out wheel and tires.

Not yet that I'm aware of

 

[DonM]

Not yet that I'm aware of

Copy....thanks!!

 

[Carbnight]

This may have been addressed, but when you add the hard top to the B&P, will you still get the soft top that’s included?

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