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No, not happy with the final prices...it’s MSRP! Let’s all face it - they’ll be discounting the heck out of these things in 2-3 years after the market has been saturated and the next pretty thing comes along. We’re paying for the satisfaction of now and to make up for decades since the last one.
Yep. Not getting any younger. All 2021's will be custom ordered rigs. Never heard of that. Ever. Someone else may have though. No problem with spending an extra coupla thousand now to have one before they're sitting on dealers lots sometime in '23 or '24. Did I mention that I'm not getting any younger?...
I signed the order sheet for MSRP, which normally would be a no go for me. But for something in this high of demand, MSRP is a deal. My dad tried to buy an Avelanche when they first hit lots, but walked away when they wanted 11k over sticker. Remember when the PT Cruiser came out? People were crowding the dealers begging to pay 6k over sticker. All that fervor died down once people figured out they were junk (not gonna happen with Bronco), but if you want the newest you're gonna pay. More recently, dealers all over the country were asking (and many were getting) 40k over sticker for a launch edition Supra. And in your free time, swing by the Chevy dealer and try to buy a C8 Corvette.
So yeah, I'm happy to pay sticker for my new Bronco, and I'm confident it will still be an awesome ride 10 years from now.
So yeah, I'm happy to pay sticker for my new Bronco, and I'm confident it will still be an awesome ride 10 years from now.
Figuring haven't bought a Brand New vehicle sing 1995 ( all used since), I'm ok with the $60k getting exactly what I want. Still waiting on confirmation of the Costco Vehicle Buyers Program, fingers crossed there
Being the first to get the first has it’s price. If that’s paying sticker then so be it.
I too am part of that club.
Truth be told, I was satisfied paying MSRP for a brand new model vehicle, until I heard of all the deals that were 3% under invoice.
I had a target, based off what I was prepared to spend on a Gladiator, before I found the Bronco. Thanks to SAC, $1,000 under invoice, I bettered my target ( and have turned around and nicely exceeded thanks to the accessories offering!)
A dealer in PA has the invoice prices. He’s been messaging people on Bronco6G with all the info. He’s the one that has me regretting agreeing to MSRP since she’s offering 3% under invoice.
I’m sitting in the dealership right now ordering, so this thread is worth it’s weight in gold
I have the printout from my order that shows MSRP and Invoice. I'm at invoice...
MSRP for my Bronco and am completely at peace with it.
In 1997, I ordered a Ford Mustang GT from the factory that was EXACTLY the way I wanted it, and I paid MSRP for the privilege. I LOVED that car and drove it for almost 17 years until reliability and practical considerations dictated a larger automobile. I then bought a 2014 Ford Escape from my LFD lot. I had X-Plan, and the dealer gave me a few grand below that. The Escape has been perfectly fine. Its done what I needed it to do very reliably. I have no complaints about it, but I certainly don't love it.
In 24 years, I've bought 2 cars for myself. One at MSRP. One at a fantastic price. In my mind, the one that I paid MSRP for was the infinitely better deal.
The Bronco is like my Mustang. EXACTLY what I want! In 20 years when I'm still cruising the trails top and doors off thinking about all the adventures we've have had together, there is a 0% chance that I'm going to give a second thought to whether somebody paid a couple grand less than I did 20 years ago.
In 1997, I ordered a Ford Mustang GT from the factory that was EXACTLY the way I wanted it, and I paid MSRP for the privilege. I LOVED that car and drove it for almost 17 years until reliability and practical considerations dictated a larger automobile. I then bought a 2014 Ford Escape from my LFD lot. I had X-Plan, and the dealer gave me a few grand below that. The Escape has been perfectly fine. Its done what I needed it to do very reliably. I have no complaints about it, but I certainly don't love it.
In 24 years, I've bought 2 cars for myself. One at MSRP. One at a fantastic price. In my mind, the one that I paid MSRP for was the infinitely better deal.
The Bronco is like my Mustang. EXACTLY what I want! In 20 years when I'm still cruising the trails top and doors off thinking about all the adventures we've have had together, there is a 0% chance that I'm going to give a second thought to whether somebody paid a couple grand less than I did 20 years ago.
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Yup, happy with both price and fees. It took a lot of work to get there. Most of the time I felt like a porcupine in a balloon factory. Ha-ha!
Every dealer in my state (a small island chain in the Pacific) is charging 2-7k ADM. I got my price locked in writing with the +2k. Not happy about it, but once I finally get to drive my bronco off the lot, I'll be stoked.
Base for me also, price will be a bargain with employee discount
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I would love to have a plug-in hyrbid. Save fuel for the trails and electric for my short commute.
With where Ford is headed it will be a reality, Jeep is already doing it with their part electric wrangler coming out soon
