Snkrjeff020
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- First Name
- Jeff
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The Bronco and the Bronco Raptor was released in the worst possible time probably in the history of cars. I'm not even talking about just the pandemic, but the fact that loans were basically free and given to anyone. The government was also giving away money to boost an economy that in reality, didnt need to be boosted. And if that weren't enough, Ford did the worst possible job of the rollout.I'm not doubting they'll eventually have some sitting on dealers lots but I would count on it for several years. The F150 Raptor has been out so long now that it's "newness" has kind of worn off. I haven't been on the Bronco forum much at all but just went over there and found this thread on the BRaptor. It's already in it's second year and it looks like there's still very long lists to get them. Good luck finding one sitting with no markups. Then there's a whole bunch (myself included) on R5G who think the 6G is hideous and would only consider a Raptor. I guess if someones willing to wait 3+ years for one you might see them on some dealers lots but I already played that (Bronco) game. Heck IF I get one soon in 3 years I'll probably be looking for something else as I rarely keep anything that long. lol
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...duction-run-expected-for-bronco-raptor.68438/
As mentioned before, times are changing, and by the time we even see a unit landed, it may even be more dramatically different than today. Heck, Ford might have even learned their lesson from the Bronco this time around lol.
I think we are pretty much on the same page here. Yes, like all new things with any sort of enthusiast following, theres going to be a bottleneck in the beginning. And there's going to be a ton of variables in play from situation to situation. I think geography, will play a big factor. If you live in a huge city, and have 15 Ford dealerships within 75 miles, you'll probably have a easier time than if you live in a town with 1 small volume dealer with 2 allocations a year.
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