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So I ordered a new 2021 4Runner. Arriving in Oct and I put $1000 down and signed the paperwork...it’s done. VIN number has not been determined and the rest of the money is due on delivery as the MSRP and pricing codes are set. So the dealer places the order or uses my purchase agreement to secure the model I wanted which is blue when they see it is available That is vastly different than dropping a $100 cancellable reservation that simply puts someone in line to be able to order the vehicle from a dealer who has to place the order(which is not even available to order yet)Originally Posted by ArmyofOne
not really, but ok.
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100% agree, its just ridiculous.Originally Posted by bitkahuna
mmarshall - there you go again, comparing vehicles that have NOTHING in common except DISTANT (decades ago) models that competed, but today, your comparing these two in any was is utterly pointless.
NOBODY is going to cross shop a Blazer and a Bronco today, GM didnt intend them to.
The funny thing is...when the dust settles...I bet the current Blazer outsells the Bronco. The question will be on an ongoing basis how many people will buy the Bronco. I envision it being a sort of Ford FJ Cruiser. Excellent. Awesome. Nobody bought it.
People WANT crossovers.
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I didn't write the article. I merely posted it.....and it was written by a well-respected publication.
A well respected publication grasping to find auto-related content in the pandemic age. Originally Posted by mmarshall
There I go again? 
I didn't write the article. I merely posted it.....and it was written by a well-respected publication.
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100% REFUNDABLE reservations. Originally Posted by LexsCTJill
They are not really pre-orders, the article is spreading fake news... They are reservations. A reservation just holds you a spot to eventually actually place an order when the dealers are allowed to put the orders in. It is a very good marketing tool.
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Its like saying they sold 500,000 Tesla Cybertrucks. They didn't...and 95% of those will refund.
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$6.90/shareOriginally Posted by bitkahuna
have you looked at ford stock lately?
my cost basis is $6.40/share so it’s ok
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I didn't know these were being built in Mexico even more reason not to buy either one. Anyhow, this is all hilarious. So much broken promises, outright lies- sigh. Good thing I don't buy domestic cars. If I want a capable off-roader it will be a 4 Runner TRD which I plan to purchase sometime in the future.
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Which province in Mexico is Wayne, Michigan located in again? My Geography isn't very good.Originally Posted by EXE46
I didn't know these were being built in Mexico even more reason not to buy either one.
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I thought the Bronco Sport was made in Mexico...Originally Posted by EXE46
I thought bronco was MX built like the Chevy. Anyhow, too many domestic being built in MX.
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Dunno Jill but Mr Michigan above alluded bronco being made in his state so I assume he's correct from his sarcastic approach. From MM's article I thought both were MX built but I don't buy domestic cars so my knowledge is limited.Originally Posted by LexsCTJill
I thought the Bronco Sport was made in Mexico...
PS. Jill, it appears you are correct so I wasn't all wrong then since one trim of the bronco is indeed being made in MX sigh....
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PS. Jill, it appears you are correct so I wasn't all wrong then since one trim of the bronco is indeed being made in MX sigh....
No one in this thread has a registered location of Michigan. I just happen to know that the BOF Bronco that is the primary topic of this thread is being built there.Originally Posted by EXE46
Dunno Jill but Mr Michigan above alluded bronco being made in his state so I would wager he's right. From MM's article I thought both were MX built but I don't buy domestic cars so my knowledge is limited.PS. Jill, it appears you are correct so I wasn't all wrong then since one trim of the bronco is indeed being made in MX sigh....
The Bronco Sport isn't a trim, it's a completely different vehicle, a compact unibody crossover. It's built in Mexico, alongside the Escape that it's based on.
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I didn't write the article. I merely posted it.....and it was written by a well-respected publication.
you 'merely' posted it to support your oft-repeated comparisons of current (not even shipping) bronco to current blazer, which are completely unrelated, just because they were once competitors 40 years ago.Originally Posted by mmarshall
There I go again? 
I didn't write the article. I merely posted it.....and it was written by a well-respected publication.
and the 'well-respected' publication (an old newspaper) wrote it to get clicks.
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NOBODY is going to cross shop a Blazer and a Bronco today, GM didnt intend them to.
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The funny thing is...when the dust settles...I bet the current Blazer outsells the Bronco.
i have no doubt about it. however, the bronco is cool, a niche vehicle, and will be very profitable.The funny thing is...when the dust settles...I bet the current Blazer outsells the Bronco.
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The question will be on an ongoing basis how many people will buy the Bronco. I envision it being a sort of Ford FJ Cruiser. Excellent. Awesome. Nobody bought it.
i think it will do a lot better than the fj as ford realizes they need to have a LOAD of add-ons and rev the aftermarket too. toyota just kinda put the fj out there and said here it is. The question will be on an ongoing basis how many people will buy the Bronco. I envision it being a sort of Ford FJ Cruiser. Excellent. Awesome. Nobody bought it.

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my cost basis is $6.40/share so it’s ok
good for you! Originally Posted by sdls
$6.90/sharemy cost basis is $6.40/share so it’s ok

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You said pre orders and reservations are different. Now you're saying *orders* and reservations are different. Which is it?Originally Posted by LexsCTJill
So I ordered a new 2021 4Runner. Arriving in Oct and I put $1000 down and signed the paperwork...it’s done. VIN number has not been determined and the rest of the money is due on delivery as the MSRP and pricing codes are set. So the dealer places the order or uses my purchase agreement to secure the model I wanted which is blue when they see it is available That is vastly different than dropping a $100 cancellable reservation that simply puts someone in line to be able to order the vehicle from a dealer who has to place the order(which is not even available to order yet)
Duh, big difference between pre-ordering a bronco and actually ordering one.
. But pre-orders are simply RESERVING your right to order with a deposit. Im not retarded, been in the industry for a long time now.But clearly you must know all because you've ordered *gasp* a 4Runner.

anyway...im out. Have fun debating semantics with yourself.












