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FAQs

How long does it take to get a custom Bronco? ›

Q: How long does it take to build a custom Ford Bronco? A: All of our vehicles are custom built by our master craftsmen. From deposit to delivery, the total build time is about 18 months.

Demand is extremely high and supply is very low. So yes, above MSRP is normal right now for vehicles on the lot. If you look for soft top Broncos without the Sasquatch or Lux package, it's pretty easy to find one on the lot at MSRP. Particularly on the less in-demand trims like Outer Banks and Big Bend.

The 2023 Ford Bronco finished fourth among all new vehicles with an estimated five-year resale value of 65.4 percent, but this year, it fared even better, ranking first with a score of 66.7 percent.

Underestimated Demand

However, little did Ford know that the demand is going to be as intense as it actually has been. It immediately became clear that Ford has severely underestimated the demand for the new Ford Bronco which meant that Ford couldn't keep up with incoming orders.

What we can do is say that, on average, people seem to be waiting between 6 months and two years to finally get their hands on the new Bronco. Those that opted for limited options tend to wait longer while those who go for a simplified, “recommended” specification are going to see their Bronco models first.

This engine is mated to a 10-speed automatic transmission that helps the Bronco Raptor reach a maximum speed of 107 mph. This is an impressive speed for an off-road vehicle, but the Bronco Raptor doesn't stop there.

Every model on this new list is priced, on average, at eight percent or more than its average MSRP, which isn't ideal given the fact that once we factor in depreciation, Bronco buyers in this market are facing the potential of greater future losses than others in the coming years.

The rugged SUV is selling for 21.6 percent or $8,697 more than MSRP, on average, which is good enough to rank fifth on this particular list.

Out of all the years of the first-generation Bronco, 1977 is widely considered to be the best year although anything from 74 is not only sought after, but more widely available.

How many miles will a Bronco last? ›

The specific lifespan is a mystery as there are many factors that are bound to influence how long will a Bronco last. With proper maintenance and care, the new Bronco should last anywhere from 150,000 to 200,000 miles or more.

If the demand for an item is higher than the supply, the prices are likely to go up. If the demand is lower than the supply, the prices are likely to go down. The demand for the Bronco is extremely high at the moment which is why these are so expensive from new.

The 2024 Ford Bronco

At Mullinax Ford, you can order a two- or four-door model of this super popular SUV today. Our staff is available to answer questions and help customers order the exact version of the Bronco they want.

The second rule we need to follow. is that the total purchase price. shouldn't be more than 35% of your total income. So our monthly payment is about $900 per, meaning we'd have to make about 9000 dollars per month, or $108,000 per year.

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I'd say 4 months give or take a month from order to delivery. Ours was ordered 9/7/21 and expected delivery is by 1/24/22, according to Ford's tracker. It went into production 11/29, built 12/22, and shipped 12/25.

I also calculated using August 2022 production numbers (15,000 rounded) and work days in August (23) and came up with ~652/day. If you use 6 days/week, that is 27 working days in August. That would yield ~555/day. So, ~500-650/day would be a good rough estimate.

The first Ford Bronco model year was the 2020 model, and it is likely that Ford will keep churning out the current Bronco for at least until 2026.