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Long story short, I'm an 08/2020 reservation holder and I still have no build date. I spoke with my dealer this past week and they're is telling me that there's a good chance that I'll get a build date over the next month or so if I keep my same build: Outer Banks, Sasquatch, Lux, 2.7L, MIC Hard Top.
The twist here is that I was tired of waiting and bought a Wrangler 4xE a few months ago. It's a great vehicle, has a lot of power, averages 35 mpg, etc. It's a great vehicle but I'm by no means in love to the point where I know I absolutely want to keep it. I live in CO and won't have a problem offloading the Jeep when my Bronco is built.
I have a few questions I would love opinions on:
#1. Is it worth it to swap the Jeep for the Bronco now that they've been on the road for a while?
#2. Should I keep the current build and sell it when it's delivered? I'm not sure how the resale market looks for Broncos right now.
#3. Should I switch my build to a non-legacy Heritage Edition? I think it looks pretty cool and I know they'll be harder to come by and I would hope that would keep resale value higher than a normal build.
Thank you very much!
The twist here is that I was tired of waiting and bought a Wrangler 4xE a few months ago. It's a great vehicle, has a lot of power, averages 35 mpg, etc. It's a great vehicle but I'm by no means in love to the point where I know I absolutely want to keep it. I live in CO and won't have a problem offloading the Jeep when my Bronco is built.
I have a few questions I would love opinions on:
#1. Is it worth it to swap the Jeep for the Bronco now that they've been on the road for a while?
#2. Should I keep the current build and sell it when it's delivered? I'm not sure how the resale market looks for Broncos right now.
#3. Should I switch my build to a non-legacy Heritage Edition? I think it looks pretty cool and I know they'll be harder to come by and I would hope that would keep resale value higher than a normal build.
Thank you very much!
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