What option is the single best value for the money?

[RiverRat001]

Just compare how much it would cost to upgrade any component after delivery. Then factor in someone else doing the install. In that way, the mid package is the best bang for the buck. You would be very hard pressed to have someone install heated seats, a power inverter, reverse sensors, ambient lighting, and other techy bits like auto climate control and intelligent access for $1500. Whether or not you value that stuff is another question. Went high on mine because for $50k i want an overflow of gimmicks

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[GToddC5]

Best option right now, for best value for your money?

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Probably a marked down Heep from Granger . . .

 

[mbagne]

The hammock . . .

 

[hozer]

Sasquatch.

Unless you can do every bit of install yourself, I doubt it can be matched for the price you pay aftermarket

 

[hauspwr]

Sasquatch and High package... they just make me happy. My brother in law has an OBX (not sure which package, but the smaller screen), and i would NEVER trade him. They are nice, but mine is in a different leauge.

 

[Rick Astley]

2-doors

 

[Fordmanbob]

Back seat (4dr)fold down armrest and cupholder with leather seat option for $2195

 

[Cheshire]

Rear Differential Locker: $795 option for Big Bend and Outer Banks.

 

[projectrally]

Mid Package. Hands down. Adds a lot of things for a little bit of money.

 

[Jr87mustang]

Bang for the buck:
Sasquatch Package
Aux Switches
MIC Top
Mid Package
Roof Rack
Tube Steps
Sig Headlights on BB
Rear Lockers

Overpriced:
High Package
2.7L engine upgrade
Capable Bumper

Straight Money Grab:
Tow Package
Lux Package
Winch Package
Bull Bar
BD or BL “upgraded” rims
Wildtrak sticker
Cyber Orange Paint

 

[JohnnyBronco]

$5k on Lux package to get a garage door opener

No, no, to get heated steering wheel. You can buy an aftermarket sunshade with garage opener but no aftermarket hsw

 

[JohnnyBronco]

Just compare how much it would cost to upgrade any component after delivery. Then factor in someone else doing the install. In that way, the mid package is the best bang for the buck. You would be very hard pressed to have someone install heated seats, a power inverter, reverse sensors, ambient lighting, and other techy bits like auto climate control and intelligent access for $1500. Whether or not you value that stuff is another question. Went high on mine because for $50k i want an overflow of gimmicks

MIC roof on an OBX that has standard softtop for a mere $695. No after market hard roof will come in under $2000-$3000. But of course if I even had switched to MIC instead of the mod top on original order I would not already have 1200 miles covered

 

[Hart4523]

I have to say the auxillary switches for $195

I agree, I wired up Aux 4 to my Garman and it only took about 30 min! AUX switches and bumper are the only options I wanted.

 

[old goat]

x-tra cup holders

 

[RJ Bronco]

If every Bronco contains the pre-wiring then you are basically paying for the switches but if the price also covers the additional wiring then I agree for sure. I ticked that box even though I'm not sure if I will use them only because at the price there's no downside to adding them.

The only downside of adding the switches is that you lose the sunglass holder.

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