New Ford Bronco for Sale in Maryland (2024)

FAQs

How long is the waiting list for a new Bronco? ›

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.

The Most Desirable Year for Vintage Broncos

When it comes to the most desirable year for the Ford Bronco, many enthusiasts point to the 1977 model year. This was the last year of the first-gen Broncos, and it perfectly blends classic style with modern features.

Due to a combination of high demand and global supply-chain constraints, not all models and trims or features may be currently available. We want you to have the Ford you deserve and are doing all we can to deliver it with all of your chosen features.

The table below shows all of the SUVs with the best resale value for 2023, according to the experts at KBB. At the top of that list is the 2023 Ford Bronco, retaining 65.4% of its value over the first five years of ownership. For 2023, the Bronco started at $34,095 and was entirely customizable from the factory.

How Long Does The Custom Order Process Take? Delivery time varies depending on the model so it's hard to give an exact time frame. Vehicles generally take eight to 12 weeks, however, custom orders will be expedited and can be built and ready for delivery within three weeks in some cases.

The Ford Bronco Wildtrak earns its top spot among Bronco trims for several compelling reasons. Designed for the ultimate off-road experience, it comes equipped with a Sasquatch Package as standard, featuring larger 35-inch tires, high-clearance fenders, and locking front and rear differentials.

The new Ford Bronco is selling over MSRP primarily because the demand has severely outweighed the supply.

The SUV is still in high demand and short supply, but Ford is apparently determined not to lose those customers. Ford still can't build enough Broncos, and the issues aren't about to go away if our reading of the tea leaves in a new "2023-Model Bronco Cancel Order & Purchase Replacement Offer" are correct.

In 1989, Consumers Union, publisher of Consumer Reports, gave the Bronco its dreaded “AVOID” rating due to its tendency to tip over in emergency maneuvers, even at relatively low speeds. The problem was that the Bronco needed a wider track and an independent rear suspension and they didn't add it until 2002.

What is the difference between the 2024 and 2023 Bronco? ›

What changes are coming for the 2024 Ford Bronco? The 2024 lineup has the same amount of trims as the 2023 collection; however, the Base model is removed and the Everglades edition is added.

The 2024 Ford Bronco will no longer include the front axle disconnect feature on the Big Bend, Black Diamond and Outer Banks versions. Conversely, the Towing Prep Package will now come standard on every version except the Raptor, with dealer-installed equipment for the towing package.

Cons for Buying a Ford Bronco

Comfortable Seats, Not So Comfortable to Move Them: It's mostly common by now that popular models of vehicles include the function to electrically adjust the seat, but Ford's Bronco doesn't have this feature.

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.

With well-tested engines and few known problems, a Bronco Sport should last 200,000 miles with proper maintenance.

4-6 weeks is a best guess. But I wouldn't sell your car until the Bronco makes its way to the dealer. Unless you have backup plan in place.

From deposit to delivery, the total build time is about 18 months. We do offer an expedited process which is available for a fee. To learn more about our custom Ford Bronco build time or to lock in an expedited timeline, reach out to Seth today.

Once orders are submitted to Ford, it's currently taking 3-6 months to receive your Bronco.

From the day we start your build until it's ready for delivery, we estimate 15 weeks. We do our absolute best to meet our deadlines and to deliver on-time. However, every Bronco is different and there's always a chance of a delay outside of our control.