Broncos were quickly reserved by customers.
The reaction to the 2021 Ford Bronco premiere suggests that consumers love what they see. The Blue Oval was able to sell 3,500 First Edition models within hoursof its unveiling at 8:00 PM EDT (12:00 GMT). The company’s website already indicated that it was no longer available at 11:15 PM EDT (3.15 AM GMT).
Motor1.com contacted Ford to find out how fast the 3,500 reservations had been gone. We have spoken to a spokesperson from Ford.The First Edition includes all the equipment needed to make the Badlands range-topping trim, which costs $48,875 and many other extras. You will also find elements from the Wildtrak grade’s aggressive exterior and Outer Banks interior. This limited edition also includes the Lux and Sasquatch options. Standard features include a Shadow Black hardtop and heated leather seatbacks. All of this is included in the price of the two-door Bronco at $59,305 plus a $1,495 delivery charge.A $100 non-refundable deposit is required to reserve a Bronco. It is possible that some people will decide to not convert their reservation into an order. This could create another chance to purchase a First Edition. Delivery will not begin until spring 2021. If you don’t have the budget for a Bronco or don’t mind spending $60K, the two-door Base trim is available at $28,500, plus the destination fee. The Sasquatch package, which includes 17-inch beadlock-capable wheels with 35 inch tires, front and back locking differentials, Bilstein dampers, and Bilstein dampers, can still make the vehicle capable of off-roading.