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Without the mark up, for sure. With it, hard pass.
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Another vote for not buying a yellow BroncoNot much info supplied to go on, but no, I wouldn’t buy it. Why would you want a Bronco bus?
I wouldn’t have bothered buying my Bronco if it were automatic only. The manual was the clincher to me opening my wallet to this truck. It may be less desirable to some who can’t drive one or are lazy, but there will always be those of us who will go out of our way to find one in the used market.Observations...
Are you asking opinion on the manual? IMO, f that. Flame suit on. I drove our 2D base once and came to that conclusion. This is a personal decision and if you want to constantly interact with your ride instead of let it do the shifting, go for it.
Now, if you're asking if this is a sound financial decision or permission. Ask your wife. Nothing we say here will trump what she says. If you have the disposable $$ or that isn't a consideration, meh, go for it. If it was an automatic, my opinion would be do it. I like the color, trim level, wheels and moar door. Considering resale value, 2.3 and manual will not be as desirable as 2.7 auto but everything else is good equipment.
You know you want it and you've already made your mind up. Get wife's blessing and do it.
If you're willing to pay ADM you're already losing money on it. With each month of production these are commanding less and less money. I wouldn't pay MSRP on a new vehicle much less ADM.I really like the options on this one over the BIg Bend we have. Just not sure about the manual. Haven’t had one in a long time. Don’t think we would lose money on it.
Most economic indicators are pointing towards significant correction/recession. Unless I needed a vehicle immediately I’d sit it out for a year or so. I’m looking for a house and possibly a larger boat, both things that are impacted by current economic conditions like higher interest rates and high gas prices. I’m expecting boat prices to drop when people see the $6-8 per gallon at the marina this summer. On the good side I sold my AZ house in April right before the interest rates really spiked and houses began to sit, and I just got a vin for my Ford Lightning electric truck to combat gas prices on my daily driver.Driving by car dealers recently and they are starting to get cars on the lot, give it a few months and bronco prices will tank as everyone that can’t afford the payment and the gas decide to sell at a loss(sucks that they over paid to begin with) truck prices were high last time gas was cheap then as soon as it started hitting $5 a gallon people started selling, it will lag a few months but somehow there are a lot of people in this world that can afford a truck or expensive gas and not both, gas goes up and down and the price of big vehicle lags in opposite directions.