Lee Woiteshek
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That's true, but you can buy the base, Sasquatch it, and have a decent off roader. No Rubicon to be sure, but alot better than anything Jeep is offering in the base model.Just my opinion, but if Ford wants to steal share from FCA they need to approach pricing cautiously.
Not that I don’t love my Wrangler, but to put into perspective:
in 2015 I bought a brand new JKUR base with no options really, 6 speed manual. Sticker price was just over $35k.
Fast forward to 2020 and bought a JLUR base, one option (cold weather package) 6 speed manual. Sticker was just under $46k.
In 5 years, same basic build and increase of just over $10k.
My large complaint about the wrangler is it’s price. And based on what we can see so far from base pricing on the Bronco, optioning one out will make it a very pricy vehicle.
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